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D365 FinOps, how to handle this scenario :
i have 1 pcs of cable of 1000m in my stock, i sold 600m. it remains 400m in my stock.
then i bought again 1000m and sold from it also 600m.
my stock balance now shows 800m but i am not able to tell that it is 2 pcs of 400m.
What if client asks for 500meters in one piece.
how to solve this?
Thank you, that is good solution for cables. So i need to create a batch for every roll of cables? correct?
NOW the more interesting question
What will be the solution for tubes (or iron rods). we buy 1000 iron rods, each Rod have a length of 6 meters.
while using it the factory we cut these rods, how can i track the remaining cuts.
shall i create batch for every length (6m, 5m, 4m, 3m, 2m, 1m) ? if yes, how to manage and transfer quantities from batch to another. ie if a rod length 5m i cutt from it 1 meter, the remaining is 4meters it should be moved to the batch of the 4m!!
or there is another solution?
Hi FinOps!
In your situation you need to use a Catch Weight Unit functionality.
When you create a Released product you need to check the parameter "Catch weight", and after creating the product, to go to a Product details / tab "Manage inventory" and fill out values in fields: CW unit, Nominal quantity, Minimum quantity, Maximum quantity.
And keep in mind that you will need to have tracking dimension group with active batch number to be able to see on-hand inventory in meters per each batch. In your example it will be 2 batch numbers, in the on-hand you will be able to see 2 lines: first line with first Batch number, quantity = 1, unit = ea, CW quantity = 400, CW unit = meter. And second line with second Batch number, quantity = 1, unit = ea, CW quantity = 400, CW unit = meter.
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