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Features |
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Bar Code Printing—Bar codes can be printed in either Bar Code 39 or Bar Code 128 format, and can be set up to print to as many as 10 separate printers. |
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Unattended Data Import—With the click of a button, data transactions are automatically imported to the Sage MAS 90 or 200 database from the RF unit. Once imported, inventory, purchase order receipts, sales order invoice, bill of material assembly/disassembly, and other transactions are
processed using standard Sage MAS 90 and 200 procedures. |
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Import Inventory Transactions—Inventory sales, issues, transfer, and receipt information is imported into Inventory Transaction Entry. Physical count information is imported into Physical Count Entry. Once imported, transactions can be edited and updated. |
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Import Purchase Order Transactions—Receiving information is imported into Receipt of Goods/Invoice Entry. Once imported, transactions can be edited and updated. |
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Import Sales Order Transactions—Shipping information is imported into either Sales Order Invoice Data Entry or Shipping Data Entry. Once imported, invoices can be
modified and printed prior to updating. And using Shipping Data Entry, integration with StarShip is just a click away. |
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Inventory, Purchase Order, Sales Order Inquiry—You can inquire at any time regarding the status of all inventory items, open purchase orders, and sales orders. |
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Receipt/Invoice History Inquiry—View summary and detailed receipt/invoice information, including header information and line item detail. |
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Customer or Vendor Inquiry—Vital information for any specific customer or vendor can be quickly reviewed. |
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Label Printing—Bar code printing is available for lot and serial, inventory receipt, purchase order receipt labels, and BOM production labels. |
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Purchase Order Receiver Printing—A bar coded purchase order (receiver) can be printed for use during receipt of goods. Bar coded purchase order numbers, item numbers, and quantities are printed to be scanned as goods are received. The bar coded receiver makes it possible to receive items that have not
previously been bar coded. |
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Sales Order Printing—A bar coded sales order can be printed for use during shipping. Bar coded sales order numbers, item numbers, and quantities are printed
and can be scanned as goods are shipped. When used in conjunction with a bar code label, you can verify that the item shipped matches the item number on the sales order. |
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Picking Sheet Printing—A bar coded picking sheet can be generated for use during shipping. Bar coded sales order numbers, item numbers, and quantities are printed and can be scanned as goods are shipped. |
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Automatic Accumulation of Counts—If you scan additional quantities of an item previously scanned, the Inventory Physical Count quantity will be accumulated rather than overridden. |
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Job Cost Integration—Job numbers and cost codes can be entered on the handheld computer for inventory issue transactions and imported into Inventory Transaction Entry. |
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Accounts Payable Invoice Numbers—Accounts payable invoice numbers can be entered on the handheld computer for purchase order receipts and imported into Receipt of Goods/Invoice Entry. |
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Alias Item Support—When information is imported into Receipt of Goods/Invoice Entry from Import Purchase Order Transactions and the item number is not
found in the inventory file, the Alias Item number file in inventory is searched. |
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Automatic Bill of Materials Import—Eliminate tedious entry of serial or lot numbers into Bill of Materials Production Entry and Disassembly Entry by scanning the information from bar code labels. |