User Defaults - Admin

The User Defaults - Admin maintenance screen allows you to set defaults for Users, SD Service Zones, SD Order Categories, Workstation, IN Location, and Label Types.

User defaults

You can assign default batch codes, location ID, order category, and service zone to a selected user.

For WMS, besides setting a default adjustment batch code, location ID, and default transfer batch code, you can set default receiving, packing, and working bins, as well as a default inventory location and a default printer. See the Bin maintenance function topic for more details.

  1. Select 'User' in the Type drop-down list.
  2. Select a User ID for which you want to set defaults.
  3. You have the option to copy defaults from another user via the Copy From drop-down list.
  4. Select an application in the left-hand panel.
  5. In the right-hand panel, enter or select, as appropriate, default values for the option(s) listed.
  6. Save your settings.

SD Service Zone defaults

You can assign default COGS and Sales override accounts for Labor, Parts, and Travel to a selected service zone. These selections override the standard GL accounts at the time the transaction is entered. You can change these accounts if necessary at the time you enter the transaction.

  1. Select 'SD Service Zone' in the Type drop-down list.
  2. Select a Service Zone for which you want to set defaults.
  3. You have the option to copy defaults from another zone via the Copy From drop-down list.
  4. Select default account numbers for the listed accounts. You can also use question marks (?) as wild cards when entering account numbers by substituting a question mark for each digit for which you want to consider all values. For example, if you want to specify any account that begins with 02-200, you would substitute a question mark for each of the digits in the last segment of the number: 02-200-????
  5. Save your settings.

SD Order Category defaults

You can assign default COGS and Sales accounts for Labor, Parts, and Travel to a selected order category. These selections override the standard GL accounts at the time the transaction is entered. You can change these accounts if necessary at the time you enter the transaction.

  1. Select 'SD Order Category' in the Type drop-down list.
  2. Select an Order Category for which you want to set defaults.
  3. You have the option to copy defaults from another category via the Copy From drop-down list.
  4. Select default account numbers for the listed accounts. You can also use question marks (?) as wild cards when entering account numbers by substituting a question mark for each digit for which you want to consider all values. For example, if you want to specify any account that begins with 02-200, you would substitute a question mark for each of the digits in the last segment of the number: 02-200-????
  5. Save your settings.

Workstation Defaults

IN Location defaults

You can assign default bins (default, packing, receiving) to each inventory location. These selections override the default bins set up in the IN Location maintenance function. You can change these defaults if necessary at the time you enter the transaction. You can also select a default printer for the inventory location.

  1. Select 'IN Location' in the Type drop-down list.
  2. Select a Location ID for which you want to set defaults.
  3. You have the option to copy defaults from another location via the Copy From drop-down list.
  4. Select an application for which you want to set defaults:
  5. MP - MFG Production

    • Pick Overage Percent - Enter 0 to prevent picking more than the required quantity. Enter a percent (integer) greater than 0 that a user is allowed to over-pick an item. For instance, if you enter a pick overage percent of 5, and the quantity required is 100, the user is allowed to pick up to 105. (Qty Required * 1 + (Pick Overage Percent/100)) Leave blank for no quantity restrictions.
    • Receive Overage Percent - Enter 0 to prevent receiving more than the required quantity. Enter a percent (integer) greater than 0 that a user is allowed to over-receive an item. For instance, if you enter a receive overage percent of 5, and the total quantity to be received is 100, the user is allowed to receive up to 105. (Qty Required * 1 + (Receive Overage Percent/100)) Leave blank for no quantity restrictions.

    PO - Purchase Order

    • Receive Overage Percent - Enter 0 to prevent receiving more than the required quantity. Enter a percent (integer) greater than 0 that a user is allowed to over-receive an item. For instance, if you enter a receive overage percent of 5, and the total quantity to be received is 100, the user is allowed to receive up to 105. (Qty Required * 1 + (Receive Overage Percent/100)) Leave blank for no quantity restrictions.

    SO - Sales Order

    • Pick Overage Percent - Enter 0 to prevent picking more than the required quantity. Enter a percent (integer) greater than 0 that a user is allowed to over-pick an item. For instance, if you enter a pick overage percent of 5, and the quantity required is 100, the user is allowed to pick up to 105. (Qty Required * 1 + (Pick Overage Percent/100)) Leave blank for no quantity restrictions.

    WM - Warehouse Management

    • Select default bin IDs for the listed bins.
    • Select a default label printer for the location, as applicable, for the Default Printer.

  6. Save your settings.

WM User defaults

You can assign a default inventory location, printer, batch codes, and default bins (working, packing, receiving) to each user. You can change these defaults if necessary at the time you enter the transaction.

  1. Select 'User' in the Type drop-down list.
  2. Select a User ID for which you want to set defaults.
  3. You have the option to copy defaults from another user via the Copy From drop-down list.
  4. Select default batch codes, label printer, inventory location, and bins for the user.
  5. Save your settings.

WM Label Types

You can assign default label styles for bin, container, item, and receiving labels.

  1. Select 'Label Types' in the Type drop-down list.
  2. Select a Label for which you want to set the style.
  3. You have the option to copy the style from another user via the Copy From drop-down list.
  4. Select a default Label Style Name for the label.
  5. Save your settings.

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