Creating a return requisition for core tracked parts from a store-to-store receipt
Create a return requisition for core tracked parts from a store-to-store receipt to create a requisition for sending good parts back to the store from which the parts for repair were received. A return requisition is used when a store needs to immediately send equivalent parts in good working order to the store from which core tracked parts requiring repair were received, or when a store requests good parts first and then sends the broken parts for repair.
A return requisition is basically a reverse mirror image of the receipt on which the system will reverse the Status of the part lines. For example, parts with a Status of For Repair will be regular parts, or regular parts will become For Repair parts.
See the following scenario for an illustration of how a return requisition can be used:
STORE1 creates a store-to-store requisition for STORE2 for a quantity of 10 PUMP-MOTOR(s) that are for repair, and then STORE1 issues the parts to STORE2. STORE2 receives 8 of the PUMP MOTOR(s), and scraps two of the PUMP MOTOR(s) because they are beyond repair. STORE2 creates a return requisition, and the system adds lines for 10 PUMP MOTOR(s) that are in good working order. STORE2 then issues the 10 parts to STORE1. STORE1 can then receive the 10 good PUMP MOTOR(s) against the return requisition created by STORE2.
This scenario could also be reversed and STORE2 could initiate the store-to-store transfer by creating a store-to-store requisition for issuing the 10 good PUMP MOTOR(s), in which case STORE1 could then create a return requisition to send the 10 broken PUMP MOTOR(s) to STORE2.
To create a return requisition for core tracked parts from a store-to-store receipt: