Below is a list of all fields under the Order Info tab that have additional functionality.
Field Name |
Special Function(s) |
Material Code |
The Material Code field allows you to link the material to the Work Order modules (Standard, Lite, Daily Work). You can use this field in one of two ways:
Additionally, for use on Work Orders, the number of units used must be listed in the Work Order Resource record. Note: The unit cost listed for the part in Parts Inventory overrides the default unit cost listed in the Work Flow Setup Materials module. You can edit the material code after it has been saved. A message will pop up giving you options to update the code.
Note: Materials are available for selection in the Work Order Resources grid only if they are marked as Active. |
Fluid Code |
The Fluid Code field allows you to link the fluid to the Work Order modules (Standard, Lite, Daily Work). You can use this field in one of two ways:
Additionally, for use on Work Orders, the number of units used must be listed in the Work Order Resource record. Note: The unit cost listed for the part in Parts Inventory overrides the default unit cost listed in the Work Flow Setup Fluids module. You can edit the Fluid code after it has been saved. A message will pop up giving you options to update the code.
Note: Fluids are available for selection in the Work Order Resources grid only if they are marked as Active. |
UOM
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The UOM field allows you to specify the unit of measure for the part (feet, miles, tons, etc.). This is a required field. |
Cost Method |
The Cost Method field allows you to specify the cost method used in accounting. For example, LIFO (Last in the First Out) and FIFO (First in First Out), Average Costing, and Fixed Cost are the available methods that the Work program will use to calculate the cost of materials for a work order. This is a required field.
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Reorder Point
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The Reorder Point field allows you to specify the number of parts remaining in stock before the part is reordered (i.e. how low should the inventory level get before reordering). Note: If you have more than one location (each with a reorder point) listed in the Inventory grid, the system will total the reorder points and update the amount in the Reorder Point field (i.e. the system will auto-populate the field with the new quantity if the field was empty, or if the new amount is greater than the existing amount). Note: The PM Service will automatically sent out hard-coded parts reorder messages when the inventory amount falls below the reorder point. The recipients for this email should be setup here. |
Qty Order |
The On Order field is automatically populated with the number of parts on order. This is based on the number of parts (part units) specified on the purchase order. |
Qty On Hand |
The On Hand field is automatically populated with the total number of parts available in inventory. |
Average Cost |
The Average Cost field is automatically populated with the Avg. Cost from the Parts History tab. |
Barcode
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This field allows you to add a barcode for use with the Warehouse Operations barcoding device. During the Field Transactions Import, items scanned using the barcode device will be validated against this field. For additional information, consult the Field Transactions Import help guide. |
Note: The Parts Valuation Report for Avg/Fixed Cost and FIFO/LIFO provide a cost for the overall inventory. To determine the total monetary value of each warehouse based on the number of parts in inventory, you can run the Warehouse Status Detail and Summary Reports in the Warehouse module. Note that the reports in the Warehouse module are only accurate for Average Cost or Fixed Cost costing methods. These costing methods set costs for all inventoried parts at the time new parts are received. Thus, all parts in a given warehouse have the same cost. Alternatively, with FIFO (First In First Out) or LIFO (Last In First Out) costing methods, the system has no way of determining what parts at what cost are in a given warehouse. Due to this costing difference, parts entered using FIFO or LIFO costing methods won't allow the system to calculate an overall monetary value for the warehouse as a whole.