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Reclass Item When Reserved?
Stevenrlp
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Please can someone assist with providing clarification on the standard Navision2009r2 functionality for reclassing items between bins if a reservation entry exists?
Currently we have basic warehousing enabled with picks, put-aways and bins enabled and we seem to keep having issues where we cannot reclass an item if said item is reserved against another document, our Navision consultants advise us that we will need to procure an Advanced Warehousing licence in order to move inventory items between bin locations.
Is this correct and is this the standard functionality that Microsoft developed, if so I am really amazed that in order to move items from bin to bin we have to buy an additional licence.
Thanks
Steve
Currently we have basic warehousing enabled with picks, put-aways and bins enabled and we seem to keep having issues where we cannot reclass an item if said item is reserved against another document, our Navision consultants advise us that we will need to procure an Advanced Warehousing licence in order to move inventory items between bin locations.
Is this correct and is this the standard functionality that Microsoft developed, if so I am really amazed that in order to move items from bin to bin we have to buy an additional licence.
Thanks
Steve
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