Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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From the Requisition Management window, users are able to create a Transfer Order for all requisitions from the same Location. The parts being transferred to the Requisition Location through the T/O must come from the same Location. The Transfer Order
If multiple Locations are listed, the following warning prevents users from selecting the Transfer Order
From the Inventory Transaction window, notice that two of the required P/Ns are available at a Location that's different from the Requisition Location.
From the Requisition Management window, select the Transfer Order
Enter the Priority and the Delivery Date for the T/O in the following prompt. Once entered, select the Save
The Packing and Shipping prompt comes up for each of the two available parts.
The T/O Detail window is then displayed. Note that the T/O only includes the two available parts. The Shipped From Location and Ship Location have been automatically populated based on the selected inventory Location and the Requisition Location, respectively. Note that the system automatically skipped any unavailable P/Ns in the T/O Creation process.
The top of this window contains the Transfer Order Header information, the middle section has the Transfer Order Detail information, and the bottom section lists the requisitioned parts. Notice that this is a single T/O that compiles all of the Location's Requisitions. From the Requisition tab, notice that the first P/N came from one Requisition number...
...while the second P/N came from another Requisition number.
Verify all information then save the T/O. Refresh the Requisition Management window and notice that the Requisitions now are under 'ORDER' Status.
Notice that the parts from the inventory Location are no longer available but have been set to 'In Transfer.'
From Order Receiving, users must receive each of the Transfer Order's parts.
From Inventory Transaction notice that the Requisition Location now has the transfered parts available in inventory.
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Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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