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Return to Stock Setup and Configuration

Before conducting a Return to Stock, administrators must set up the security and revision configurations. Additionally, there are various triggers that must be performed in order for a Return to Stock to be necessary.

The following is the basic life cycle of a Return to Stock, particularly the setup and configuration, along with the triggers that lead to the process:

• The listed switches configure some of the features that affect Return to Stock management. For more information, refer to the following switches:
  • DEFDESRTS
  • RMVRTS
  • RTSUNKINVNO
  • AUTOIR
  • RMVRTSNT
• Before conducting a Return to Stock, administrators must set up the security.
  • Inventory / Update / Inventory Transaction / RTN Stock
• The following actions are the triggers, along with their effect, behind a Return to Stock being conducted:
  • A/C P/N Transaction - Part Removed from Aircraft
  • Work Order Process - Maintenance Returned Unused Part
  • A/C Initial Template Load - Part Missing in System from Initial Migration
  • Scrap Subprocess - Part Adjusted or Scrapped from Inventory

Once all of these configurations have been set up, users can begin conducting the Return to Stock.