Stock Revert Ordering Method
With in ERP Go (Formally IQ Retail) you can set a temporary order formula and then revert at a set date.
This functionality is to accommodate for seasonal ordering where an alternative order method is used.
To set this up go to Stock Maintenance and select your stock item to configure.
Then go to the ordering tab.
Set the date that you want the order method needs to revert on as well as the order method it should revert to.
This means that the Order Method set is the active ordering formula until the date specified.
NOTE!
This functionality requires automation to be configured for the company that you want to use this functionality for.
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