1 RF Physical Inventory A New Method of Counting, Auditing and Reconciling XA Physical Inventory with Materials Management.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Page 1 Shipping and Billing for Related (Owned) Factories By MIS Department.
Advertisements

Steps to Success with Team National
Using the Palm Pilot for Data Collection. Overview: These procedures will assist when using the Palm Pilot for: Physical Inventory Counts Bar Code Collection.
Copyright © 2003 Pearson Education, Inc. Slide 1 Computer Systems Organization & Architecture Chapters 8-12 John D. Carpinelli.
Copyright © 2011, Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 6 Author: Julia Richards and R. Scott Hawley.
Author: Julia Richards and R. Scott Hawley
1 Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Appendix 01.
Properties Use, share, or modify this drill on mathematic properties. There is too much material for a single class, so you’ll have to select for your.
UNITED NATIONS Shipment Details Report – January 2006.
RXQ Customer Enrollment Using a Registration Agent (RA) Process Flow Diagram (Move-In) Customer Supplier Customer authorizes Enrollment ( )
Document #07-2I RXQ Customer Enrollment Using a Registration Agent (RA) Process Flow Diagram (Move-In) (mod 7/25 & clean-up 8/20) Customer Supplier.
1 RA I Sub-Regional Training Seminar on CLIMAT&CLIMAT TEMP Reporting Casablanca, Morocco, 20 – 22 December 2005 Status of observing programmes in RA I.
State of New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services Patient Safety Reporting System Module 2 – New Event Entry.
1 CREATING AN ADMINISTRATIVE DRAW REQUEST (HBA) Complete a Checklist for Administrative Draw Requests (Form 16.08). Draw Requests amount must agree with.
1 CREATING AN ADMINISTRATIVE DRAW REQUEST (OCC) Complete a Checklist for Administrative Draw Requests (Form 16.08). Draw Requests amount must agree with.
Exit a Customer Chapter 8. Exit a Customer 8-2 Objectives Perform exit summary process consisting of the following steps: Review service records Close.
Create an Application Title 1D - Dislocated Worker Chapter 9.
Create an Application Title 1A - Adult Chapter 3.
1 Advanced Tools for Account Searches and Portfolios Dawn Gamache Cindy Bylander.
© Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd. All Rights Reserved 1 Control Centre December 09.
0 QuickBooks: Point of Sale 5.0 Ring Up Sales Inventory Management Customer Tracking Credit Card Management Multiple Security Levels Extensive Reporting.
ACC 3200 Chapter 3: Process Costing Process Costing.
Course Objectives After completing this course, you should be able to:
New Silent Knight Buyer SAP Based e-commerce. 2HONEYWELL - CONFIDENTIAL File Number 2HONEYWELL - CONFIDENTIAL File Number Agenda E-commerce training resources.
1 of 29 DA Purchase Invoice Matching to Goods Received Last updated: DA0533 Purchase Invoice Matching to Goods Received DA Purchase Invoice.
Paperless Pick/Pack/Ship
Impressive Star Softwares (P) Ltd. Presents User Wise Restricted Day Book Access ( 1.0 )
Impressive Star Softwares (P) Ltd. Presents Sent Item Box-Detail of Mails from Tally ( 1.0 )
1 Daily ATM/Debit Maintenance through CU*BASE A Preview of ATM and Debit Card Maintenance Screens Prepared June 24, 2009.
1 How to Enter Time. 2 Select: Log In Once logged in, Select: Employees.
Chapter 6 Computer Assisted Audit Tools and Techniques
User Friendly Price Book Maintenance A Family of Enhancements For iSeries 400 DMAS from Copyright I/O International, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 Skip Intro.
Vanderbilt Business Objects Users Group 1 Reporting Techniques & Formatting Beginning & Advanced.
Winocular Handbook Department of Human Resources Initiate Personnel Requisition Form Budget Holder Approval Special Ed Position? Supervisor of Budget Review.
“The Honeywell Web-based Corrective Action Solution”
Inven - Cost - 1Inventory Basic Valuation Methods.
R12 Assets A Look Inside SM. Copyright © 2008 Chi-Star Technology SM -2- High-Level Overview R12 Setups –Subledger Accounting –ADI Templates –XML Reports.
Slide #1 of 39 / {ESC} Return to Main Menu / F1 Help PCS - Parish Computer System The NEXT Generation of Parish Software Archdiocese of Los Angeles PCS.
2 |SharePoint Saturday New York City
KDE GL UTILITIES FOR THE CHART OF ACCOUNTS MIGRATION Kristin Lambert – OET.
Sample Service Screenshots Enterprise Cloud Service 11.3.
 Copyright I/O International, 2013 Visit us at: A Feature Within from Item Class User Friendly Maintenance  Copyright.
1 RA III - Regional Training Seminar on CLIMAT&CLIMAT TEMP Reporting Buenos Aires, Argentina, 25 – 27 October 2006 Status of observing programmes in RA.
1 Displaying Open Purchase Orders (F/Y 11). 2  At the end of this course, you should be able to: –Run a Location specific report of all Open Purchase.
Basel-ICU-Journal Challenge18/20/ Basel-ICU-Journal Challenge8/20/2014.
1..
1 HR Presentation Living Sky School Division No. 202 October 26 th, 2010.
 Copyright I/O International, 2013 Visit us at: A Feature Within from Customer Payment Terms User Friendly Maintenance.
GEtServices Services Training For Suppliers Requests/Proposals.
1 RF Physical Inventory A New Method of Counting, Auditing and Reconciling XA Physical Inventory with Materials Management.
GL Interfaces 1 Using General Ledger Interfaces The File Maintenance and Procedures to successfully use the General Ledger Interfaces Jim Simunek, CPIM.
Training Monday, February 04, Saturday, October 11, Welcome to the Accounts Payable Invoice Processing Course.
Model and Relationships 6 M 1 M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
 Departmental Administrative Specialist should verify that the vendor is not an existing vendor using XK03 in IRIS.  All NEW vendors must complete the.
To the Assignments – Work in Progress Online Training Course
©Brooks/Cole, 2001 Chapter 12 Derived Types-- Enumerated, Structure and Union.
PSSA Preparation.
Essential Cell Biology
1 Atlas Copco Distribution Center DS Connect User’s Guide This document is uncontrolled if viewed or printed outside the IMS.
Import Tracking and Landed Cost Processing An Enhancement For AS/400 DMAS from  Copyright I/O International, 2001, 2005, 2008, 2012 Skip Intro Version.
Introduction to Costing with PPM Amanda Oliver 2008 PPM User Conference.
Introduction to ikhlas ikhlas is an affordable and effective Online Accounting Solution that is currently available in Brunei.
Page 1 Orchard Harvest ™ LIS Find a Patient Training.
User Friendly Item Relationship Maintenance A Family of Enhancements For iSeries 400 DMAS from  Copyright I/O International, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 Skip.
Windfall Web Throughout this slide show there will be hyperlinks (highlighted in blue). Follow the hyperlinks to navigate to the specified Topic or Figure.
What’s new in WebSpace Changes and improvements with Xythos 7.2 Effective June 24,
Vendor Guide to Mandatory Pre-Population in WAWF 5.4

1 Traveling? Don’t Forget OIE! A global OIE rollout case study.
Presentation transcript:

1 RF Physical Inventory A New Method of Counting, Auditing and Reconciling XA Physical Inventory with Materials Management

Why Implement? Time & $$$!!! Our old physical inventory process would take all day Friday and Saturday to complete and involved over 250 people. With CISTECH‘s RF Physical Inventory solution we completed our physical inventory in 6 hours with 125 fewer employees involved. This equates to a saving of more than $75,000 in labor. And the inventory variance reports make it easy for us to make corrections to our counts and evaluate the causes of discrepancies quickly. Schrader International, Alta Vista, VA Going from an in-house written Physical Inventory system to the CISTECH‘s RF Physical Inventory solution is like walking from the past into the future. The solution streamlines the entire process, and it is integrated with XA, which is a huge advantage. The elimination of so many previously manual processes, immediate updates to XA Browser/PowerLink, immediate viewing of all tag statuses and inventory counts, simplified tag assignment / print and tag control—these capabilities make a great product. The most rewarding testimonial came from our employees working the Physical Inventory. They all expressed the ease and user friendliness of the solution and how they no longer feel stressed out when they hear the words ‘Physical Inventory‘. Our external auditors were impressed with how organized, accurate and well managed the RF Physical Inventory solution is. It was the best Physical Inventory in our company‘s history. We were able to: – Reduce physical Inventory from 5 days to 2 days –Reduce the employees working during from 200 to 94 Bristol Compressors, Bristol, VA 2

3 Physical Inventory Overview Creates a set of ‘blank’ tags in a non-XA file; this file will be used for tag control ‘Tags’ are printed on peel off labels with bar code tag numbers, 30 labels to a sheet A range of tags is assigned to a counter (must be a valid employee in PM&C employee master file) Counters will: –Scan the tag number –Scan (or key) the item number –Scan (or key) the location –Key the quantity –Scan (or key) a batch/lot number

4 Overview Counters can only use tags that have been assigned to them Counters can void a tag (requires a reason code) Counters can mark a tag as ‘unused’ As tags are entered on the RF gun, the tag information is written to the Tag file –Will calculate count to location difference in both quantity and cost –Difference may be inaccurate if there are multiple tags for the same item/location combination

5 Overview Can sign on to the gun as an auditor Auditor scans tag –Tag information is displayed on the RF gun –Auditor can accept or reject count –If count is rejected, a reason code must be entered Tag file is updated with: –Audited by name & number –Count accepted or rejected flag –Reject reason code

6 Overview A range of tags can be flagged as unused from PowerLink Once all tags have been accounted for, send the tags to either: –Materials Management as a ‘Count Group’ –Inventory Management as a ‘Physical Inventory Batch’ –Option to create zero count tags for uncounted item/location combinations

Overview Use MM or IM to run variance reports and enter recounts Use MM or IM to create PH transactions which will update on hand balances 7

8 Data Flow Custom file Holds tag detail, Assigned to, Audited By, etc. MM count group; enter up To 3 count quantities (original count + 2 re-counts) Per item/location Update Item Balance And Location Quantities (PH Transactions)

9 Non-XA Features Blank tag file Assign tags to employees Peel off, bar code labels as tags Void a tag with user defined reason code Flag tags as ‘unused’ Audit tags with user defined reason code for rejected tags Can have multiple tags for same item/location combination

10 Non-XA Features Tag Status Codes Creates zero count tags for items/locations not counted Consolidates multiple tags for same item/location onto one tag when moving the count to MM or IM Count variance as tag is updated with item and count quantity

11 Pre-Requisites Materials Management (MM) Inventory Management (IM) Integrator Production Monitoring and Control (PM&C) XA release 6 or 7

12 Create Tags

13 Tag List

14 Tags Tags are peel off labels that will be attached to the items as they are counted Tags show: –Tag number (both bar code and written), warehouse & date

15 Assignment Once tags are created they are assigned to Counters When creating counts, employee number assigned to the tag must match employee number signed onto the RF gun Prevents one Counter from giving their tag(s) to another Counter

16 Assign Tags to Counter

17 Counter Actions Counter signs onto RF gun Chooses whether they are a ‘Counter’ or an ‘Auditor’ Enters/scans Employee number Then uses the following screens :

18 Count Entry Screens 12/11/07 14:31:09 Count Entry Tag#: _______ 0 F2=Return F3=Exit 12/11/07 14:38:50 Tag# 11 Item ______________ Location _______ Qty ______.000 Btch/Lot ____________ F2=Rtn F3=Exit F4=Set Tag Unused

19 Entered Tag Once the tag has been created, there are options to: – Change the count quantity – Void the tag (requires a reason code) 12/13/07 11:15:40 Tag# 4 Item A - GE ROTOR R8579 (4, 70F) UOM EA Location A1230 Btch/Lot Qty F1=Void F2=Rtn F3=Exit

20 Void/Reject Reasons Custom file has been created to enter Void or Audit Reject Reasons In addition to reason, counter or auditor can enter a manual entry of a description Audit Rejected tags must be voided before MM Count Group can be created

21 Tag File As counts are scanned/entered, tag file is updated with: –Tag Status –Counted By (must match Assigned To) –Item, Location, Quantity and, if required, Batch/Lot number –Quantity and Cost difference between Location quantity and Count quantity

22 Tags after Count/Audit

23 Auditor Features An Auditor will be able to either approve or reject tags Rejected and Voided tags will require a Reason Code Auditor employee number, date, time, approval code and, if rejected, reason code will be added to the tag Un-used tags must be flagged as such

24 Auditor Screens 12/13/07 11:29:20 Select Reason Code AUDIT NOT APPROVED Reason Code __ Qty Incorrect __ Loc Incorrect __ Item Incorrect __ B/L Incorrect __ U/M Incorrect __ Obsolete Item __ Other F5=PageUp F6=PageDn 12/13/07 11:37:12 Tag# 4 Item A - GE ROTOR R8579 (4, 70F) Location A1230 Btch/Lot Count Audit Accepted? N (Y/N) F2=Return

25 Tag Reconciliation Use Subsets and Views to review tags Audit rejected tags must be voided before MM Count Group can be created Verify that all tags have been accounted for

26 Tag Status OP - Open AS - Assigned CT - Counted AA - Audit Approved AN - Audit Not Approved VD - Voided UU - Unused CN - Consolidated To (for internal use when posting counts to MM) UI - Uncounted Item (for internal use when posting counts to MM)

27 Create Count Group Once all tags have been accounted for, a job will be run that will take the tag information and create an XA Materials Management Count Group: –Multiple tags for the same item/location will be consolidated –Program provides an option to create zero count quantity tags for item/locations that did not have a count quantity entered

28 MM Count Group Materials Management will now control count quantities Variance reports can be created Re-counts can be entered (MM allows up to 3 count quantities per item) Update quantity on hand is run from MM (creates ‘PH’ Physical Inventory Adjustment Transactions) Raw count data remains in RF Physical Inventory

IM Phy Inv Batch Instead of an MM Count Group, you can choose to create a Physical Inventory Batch in Inventory Management Run the IM variance report and adjust counts as necessary Post the result through IM Raw count data remains in RF Physical Inventory 29

30 MM Count Group Once the Count Group has been created, all activity would occur in MM If a re-count quantity needs to be entered, the MM card file would be used:

31 Variance Reports Variance reports would be created from MM

32 Updating On Hand Balances Once all count items have been approved, Materials Management would be used to post count quantities If there is a difference between the count quantity and the location quantity, a PH (Physical Inventory Adjustment) transaction will be created to update the on hand balance

33 Conclusion Tags are now a ‘peel off’ label Scanning provides the tag ‘data entry’ Auditors can see count quantity from the RF gun and approve or reject a tag Counters can void a tag Auditor Rejected and Counter Voided tags require a user defined reason code Tags will create either an MM Count Group or IM Batch MM/IM will produce variance reports and update quantity on hand information

34 Benefits ‘Tags’ printed on laser printer on peel off labels Can track tag from creation to posting with tag status No data entry, RF gun count serves as data entry Can audit tags and present an excel spreadsheet (exported from PowerLink) to external auditors showing count/audit Reason codes for void and audit rejected tags Significantly reduce the amount of time to count, audit and reconcile a physical inventory

35 Pricing RF Physical Inventory is $12,000, plus $2,400 Annual Support 3 days Education and Implementation Assistance recommended, $4,800 plus travel time and expenses –Optional on site assistance during Physical Inventory if desired RF Terminals require 5250 emulation

Thank You!