Create Replacement Order

Explanation

A replacement order can only be created for parts that are returned for credit or scrapped for credit.

You can reach the Create Replacement Order dialog box from Receipt and related tabs. In the dialog box, you can view the quantity returned for credit or scrapped for credit, the quantity already on a replacement order, and a suggestion for the quantity to replace. The latter field is automatically filled in with the quantity that is necessary to replace the whole quantity returned. You can change this value if needed.

Prerequisites

The quantity must have been returned for credit or scrapped for credit.

System Effects

Based upon the quantity of parts to be returned or scrapped, a replacement order is created. The original order to be replaced determines whether a purchase order or distribution order will be created. An original distribution order will always be replaced by a new distribution order. An original purchase order will always be replaced by a new purchase order.

Window

Receipt

Related Window Descriptions

Create Replacement Order
Receipt
Receipt/General

Procedure

  1. Open the Receipt window and either populate or query for the order number in question. If you have several receipts for an order, you also must select the correct receipt number.
  2. Then select Receipt/Purchasing Info tab Right-click and then click Create Replacement Order. The Create Replacement Order dialog box is displayed. In the Quantity to Replace field, a quantity is suggested. You can change this value if needed. Confirm by clicking OK.  A message displays the order number of the replacement order. Confirm by clicking OK.
  3. If the original order was a purchase order, a new purchase order in the Planned status is now available in Purchase Order window. Treat this order as a normal purchase order.
    If the original order was a distribution order a new distribution order in the Planned status is now available in the Distribution Order window. Treat this order as a normal distribution order.