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When accessing the routine, click F12 and set the following parameters according to the action desired:

• Transfer Warehouse
• Release only w/Stock
• Suggest Releas. Qty.

Use the down arrow to select between Yes or No.

Other Actions/Release

Presents the original data of the Sales Order to be checked onscreen and allows you to set the quantity to bill, i.e., the Released Quantity, which can be equal to the original quantity, or a part of it.

In the manual release (in the portfolio), orders are released one by one.

Check the configuration of question Transfer Warehouses? (this question is accessed by pressing the F12 key on the routine's start page) this option allows for the handling of balance reservations in the transfer between warehouses.

Place the cursor on the order to be released and select Other Actions/Release.

Press [F4] in the field Qty. Released to check the available stock for this product.

If product grid control exists, also check the Search option.

After configuring, click OK to confirm.

Release the desired option and confirm.

Other Actions/Release

The manual release of a Sales Order with credit blockage depends on these configurations.

The parameters accessed by the F12 key:

• Transfer warehouses? No
• Release only with stock? No
• Suggest released quantity? No

Access the Configurator module and configure:

Example of configuration:

• MV_AUTOENT = S;
• MV_AVALEST = 2;
• MV_BLOQUEI= T;
• MV_FOLGAPV = 100;
• MV_GERABLQ = N;
• MV_GRADE = F;
• MV_GRVBLQ2 = F;
• MV_LIBNODP = N;
• MV_LIMINCR > Order Value;
• MV_LOCALIZ = N;
• MV_MCUSTO = 1;
• MV_PEDIDOA = 10,000.00
• MV_QEMPV = T;
• MV_RASTRO = N;
• MV_RESEST = T;
• MV_RISCOB = 30;
• MV_TIPRES = T;

Other Actions/Release

The manual Release of Sales Orders with credit blockage and without reservation depends on the configuration of parameters MV_BLOQUEI = T e MV_RESEST = N

After performing this configuration, proceed to the release.

Other Actions/Release

The total manual release of sales orders with credit and stock blockage depends on these configurations.

The parameters accessed by the F12 key:

• Transfer warehouses? Yes
• Release only with stock? Yes
• Suggest released quantity? Yes

Access the Configurator module and configure:

Example of configuration:

• MV_AUTOENT = N.
• MV_AVALEST = 3,
• MV_BLOQUEI = T,
• MV_FOLGAPV = blank,
• MV_GERABLQ = S,
• MV_GRADE = F,
• MV_LIBNODP = S,
• MV_LIMINCR > Order Value,
• MV_LOCALIZ = S,
• MV_LOTVENC = N,
• MV_MCUSTO = 1,
• MV_PEDIDOA = 1,000.00
• MV_QEMPV = T,
• MV_RASTRO = S,
• MV_RESEST = T,
• MV_RISCOD = 10,
• MV_TIPRES = T,

Other Actions/Automatic

Use this option to release a group of orders according to the parameter settings, using as a base the:

• Customer Credit Status,
• Availability of product in stock, and
• Delivery date of the order item.

The credit and stock approvals, as well as their respective blockages, depend on the setting of the parameters used in the routine.

Access the routine and view and/or configure these questions as:

1. To perform the manual release of orders, access Other Actions/Automatic, configure, and confirm.
2. Check the configuration of parameter Transfer Warehouses? (this question is accessed by pressing the F12 key on the routine's start page) which allows for the handling of balance reservations in the transfer between warehouses.
3. The release can be total or partial.
4. View the descriptive screen of the Automatic Release and read it carefully.
5. Check the data and confirm the release.
6. In the routine's maintenance window, check if the order has a yellow status , indicating that it is released. Then, it can be evaluated by credit and stock.

Example:

Considering an order of 1,000 parts released manually with the quantity of 500 parts. When the automatic option is used, the partial balance of this order will be released as long as the credit and stock are approved.

At the release time, the System performs the credit analysis. At the approval, the system analyzes the stock, allocating the quantities released for billing. When no stock is available the System blocks the order due to lack of stock.

Used in sites that keep part of their stock or all of it with third parties.

The system evaluates the possibility of dispatching from the own stock in third-party possession, considering our balance in third-party possession as available stock for dispatch, if the TIO is configured for this operation, by entering the field blc owned 3-p.

That way, at every stock evaluation, the System first checks the available balance to dispatch in our power, then our balance in third-party possession.

If it is necessary to use our balance in third-party possession, the System creates a release item for the Sales Order and stores a WMS blockage code internally (code 03). This code means that, even if the company uses WMS integrated into Billing, it will not be used since the decision power for stock relocation will come from the third-party warehouse where the stock is located.

This code allows the execution of all the operations previous to the preparation of the outgoing document but prevents its generation until the stock release is performed.

Example A

Considering a company that has only proprietary stock with 100 parts stored in the following manner:

2 boxes of 25 units

1 box of 50 units

These quantities are allocated to specific addresses in the company's warehouse.

To serve Sales Order 00001, 27 parts are necessary.

With the help of the integration between the WMS and the Billing modules, the system decides from which address these parts will be removed.

Example B

Considering a company that has only stock in possession of third parties, with the following quantities:

2 boxes of 50 units

3 boxes of 25 units

At a certain moment, the company needs the release of 100 parts to serve Sales Order 00002.

In this case, the WMS environment is not used because the decision of which address to use the necessary part is not made by the company, but by the third-party warehouse where the product quantities are allocated.

Thus, the system generates, internally, in the Sales Order 00002 item, the quantity of 100 parts, the blockage code 3 to indicate that this item is in possession of third parties.

The configuration of the Transfer Warehouses question enables treatment for balance reservation when transferring between warehouses, besides transferring the quantities with a balance to the order warehouse, and it also reserves these quantities.

Example:

For these means, it is also necessary to set these parameters as follows:

• MV_GERABLQ=N
• MV_GRVBLQ2=F
• MV_TIPRES=F

Register a new product and add the initial balance of 100 for warehouse 50.

• In Sales Order, set the initial parameters (F12 key) as follows:
• Suggest Releas.Qty.? = No
• Sale w/Subst. = No
• Triangular = No

Add a sales order for the new product, entering quantity 110 for warehouse 01.

• After adding the order, the balance of the warehouses will be as follows:

To perform the Sales Order Release, set the initial parameters (F12 key) as follows:

• Transfer Warehouses = Yes    
• Release only w/Stock = Yes
• Suggest Qty.= Yes

In Query/Generic, open table SB2 (Physical and Financial Balance).

Check that the balance of warehouse 50 was transferred to warehouse 01 (the warehouse entered in the order), and that the quantity was reserved.

The order is released in stock (only the quantity that exists in stock, not the order quantity).

Place the cursor on the item, then click View to continue.

See also the features available in Other Actions.

Allows the use of filters to order data based on the index selected, considering, for example, branch+code.

 Other Actions / Caption

Pending Sales Order;

Closed Sales Order;

Sales Order Released;

Sales order with rule blocking;

Sales Order with funds blocking;