You will define the part as a lot-tracked part in IFS/Part Catalog. You can define a lot-tracked part as using regular lot tracking or order based lot tracking. Parts that are lot-tracked may also be serial tracked. In addition, you can specify if the part can create more than one lot/batch per production order, or if there can only be one lot/batch for each production order.
For information on handling lot/batch tracked parts, please refer the document About Lot/Batch Tracking (see link on Part/General window description).
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The value selected in the Lot/Batch Tracking list box determines
whether lot/batch tracking is used. If Order Based is selected, the system
automatically creates a lot/batch number based on the purchase or shop order
number combined with the receipt number. Changes are only allowed under certain
conditions. If Lot Tracked is selected, then a lot/batch number is needed, but
it is either entered manually or generated with values that might not match the
order number and receipt.
The lot quantity rule will identify whether a single production order can
produce only one lot (or batch) or multiple lots (or batches). The sub-lot rule
will identify whether a single lot or batch can be divided into one or more
sub-lots.