To get to the price lists, go to Inventory > Price Lists Next Karina covers how to manage the prices of items. You can also manage warehouses by Bin Location, which allows you to have more detailed information of where the item can be found. In the Inventory Data tab you can access the different warehouses associated with your Inventory. One such useful piece of information can be found on both the Purchasing Data and Sales Data tabs:ĭon’t forget, you can also right-click while in the Item Master Data screen you have an option to see different actions, reports, and information related to the currently selected item. Karina then explains each tab in the Item Master Data screen and shows some unique information that can be accessed through these tabs. Note: Once you update the item as an Inventory Item and do transactions with that item, you can not make any changes You can see the names, settings, if it’s to be sold/purchased, and whether or not it can be managed by inventory or not. The Item Master Data screen holds all the information you have about an item in SAP. In SAP you can get to the Master Data page by going to: Inventory > Item Master Data Karina quickly moves on to discuss Master Data. Increase Revenues – if you have the inventory when the clients request it, they are less likely to go to a competitor.Reduce Inventory Levels – have confidence in what you have in the warehouse without needing to overbuy or undersell.Reduce the cost of inventory – maintaining inventory, staff, warehouse, software, etc.Oren starts with tackling the why, and lists 3 main reasons: The first things we want to cover are: What is Inventory Management? And why do we need it? Master Data – Items, warehouses, prices lists, UoM, etc.ĭocumentation and Q&A Inventory Management Provide SAP Business One Users with Best Practices to leverage Inventory Functionality Laying a quick foundation for what they will be covering, Oren and Karina explain the objectives and agenda.

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