Before you can manage warehouse activities and inventory costing, you must configure the rules and values that define the company's inventory policies.
You can provide better customer service and optimize your supply chain by organizing your inventory at different addresses. You can then buy, store, or sell items at different locations and transfer inventory between them.
When you have set up your inventory, you can manage various processes related to item transactions. For more information, see Manage Inventory and Warehouse Management.
| To | See |
|---|---|
| Define the general inventory setup, such as number series and how to use locations. | How to: Set Up General Inventory Information |
| Configure an efficient distribution model with a combination of different locations and responsibility centers assigned to business partners or employees. | How to: Work with Responsibility Centers |
| Organize your inventory at multiple locations, including transfer routes. | How to: Set Up Locations |
| Create item cards for inventory items that you trade in. | How to: Register New Items |
| As a supplement to item cards, record information about your items in a specific location or of a specific variant. | How to: Set Up Stockkeeping Units |
| Assign items to categories and give them attributes to help you and customers find items. | How to: Categorize Items |
Managing Inventory
Managing Purchasing
Managing Sales
Working with Dynamics NAV
General Business Functionality
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