Re: Assemblies etc

null@example.com (joe) — Sat, 14 May 2011 08:48:57 +0000

I am not sure if I understand you correctly, but I will explain what happens during your run.

Initial:
marker ring 100 (have to be a positive value more than 5)
marker ringx5 0

After workorder of 1 item:

marker ring 95
marker ringx5 1

Sales order of 1 marker ringx5

Nothing changes on stock moves (only on demand in status)

Delivery of 1 marker ringx5

marker ring 95
marker ringx5 0

The invoicing doesn't change anything in stock.

/Joe

Assemblies etc

null@example.com (Hocus) — Fri, 13 May 2011 11:33:33 +0000

I am trying to set up a simple stock control system but am having considerable difficulty. A simple example of what we need to do is: We sell things called marker rings either singally or in packs of five. I set up a manufactured assembly - Marker Ring x 5 which includes includes five single marker rings.

If I now log a sales order for 1 set of Marker rings x 5 the stock of marker rings reduces by five but when I then deliver and then invoice the customer the stock increases by five back to its original level.

Processing an order for a single marker ring behaves as expected - reducting the stock by one all the way through.

If I use the direct invoice method the stock doesn't reduce either although again it does when single marker rings are processed.

Am I doing something wrong or is this behaviour correct? If so is there a way I can achieve what I want. I've looked at sales kits but it's no good displaying individual or calculated prices on the invoice.

Any advice welcome - thanks

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