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Outlet Requisitions from Warehouse

Yasmel Mulet
Hello,   We would like to block outlets from ordering more than what is in stock in the warehouse with the option in Adaco "Allow requisition request more than available stock" This works fine with current stock levels. It becomes a challenge when the outlets are ordering two or three days in advance. The system is not recognizing future receiving into the warehouse, only on-hand stock level. If the Outlet needs to order two days ahead and I have a receiving for the same day, it would be nice no to stop the outlet from ordering.   Thank you.
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Fourth Customer Success Portal

Hi {@005D0000005fVteIAE}​,

 

Thanks again for the brilliant suggestion, as mentioned in your other post, I recommend for you to highlight this to your Customer Success Manager.

 

For reference to other users who might stumble upon this post:

 

'For great suggestions like these, we suggest to let your business's Customer Success Manager know as they will be able to raise this to our Product Decision Team(s). These suggestions can either be an idea for the solution as a whole, or a Customer Initiated New Development (CIND), which is generally involves a fee, based on the time it would take to build.

 

For either request, try and include as much information as possible as this will help in the consideration of the request'

 

The full post can be found here: https://fc.force.com/customer/s/question/0D5D000005MTCCw

 

Thank you again Yasmel! 😊

 

Best,

Rozz

Fourth

 

 

Fourth Customer Success Portal

Hi {@005D0000005fVteIAE}​,

 

Thanks again for the brilliant suggestion, as mentioned in your other post, I recommend for you to highlight this to your Customer Success Manager.

 

For reference to other users who might stumble upon this post:

 

'For great suggestions like these, we suggest to let your business's Customer Success Manager know as they will be able to raise this to our Product Decision Team(s). These suggestions can either be an idea for the solution as a whole, or a Customer Initiated New Development (CIND), which is generally involves a fee, based on the time it would take to build.

 

For either request, try and include as much information as possible as this will help in the consideration of the request'

 

The full post can be found here: https://fc.force.com/customer/s/question/0D5D000005MTCCw

 

Thank you again Yasmel! 😊

 

Best,

Rozz

Fourth

 

 

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