Task Creation: Inventory Transfer

A task must be created if you need to move inventory into or out of an Unavailable or Unusable location.

  • Create a new task using one of two options.
    • Option 2: personalize your quick add options to include “Task,” select it, and choose Warehouse/Vendor Action

Task Information Section

  • Select Sub-Type Inventory Transfer
  • The title will auto-populate after the task is saved.
    • NOTE – You can override the auto-population by checking the Override Name box.
  • Change Requestor if necessary
    • NOTE – It will auto-populate to the user’s name.
  • Change Location to the Primary Location of the item.
    • NOTE – It will auto-populate to the user’s main location.

Directions & Notes Section

  • Enter Directions to Task Recipient
    • NOTE – Add clear and specific directions. 
      • Example 1- if a single item: 
        • MRC02970 has been inspected & approved.  Please transfer all inventory from SUA to SHW.
      • Example 2- if multiple items: 
        • The following items have been inspected & approved.  Please transfer all inventory from SUA to SHW.
  • Adjust Priority if necessary
    • NOTE – For Priority:  If the item has a tight turnaround to meet a customer ship date, set the Priority as HIGH. 
    • NOTE – High = 1 business day/Medium = 2 business days/Low = 3 business days
  • Enter Due Date

Task Status Section

  • Change the Current Assignee if necessary.
    • NOTE – The system will default to the Inventory Management team that matches the Location.
    • NOTE – If you’re requesting transfers for multiple items housed in different warehouses, you will need to enter separate task requests to be assigned to different people.
  • Leave Overall Status as Not Started.

Related Records Section

  • Enter Item number if applicable
    • NOTE – If it is multiple items leave blank
  • Save
  • Double-check the task to make sure all information is saved correctly.

Your open task will appear on the Reminders portlet.

Updated on June 13, 2023
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