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Serial Numbers in Inventory Management
Jul 15, 2024
Serial Numbers in Inventory Management
Topics Covered
Introduction to Serial Numbers
Working with Serial Numbers
Creation of Serial Numbers
Stock Check
Customization of Serial Number Profile
Configuration
Introduction to Serial Numbers
Definition
: Assigning a serial number to equipment enables its management from an inventory perspective.
Purpose
: Helps track inventory stock of equipment.
Requirements
: Need a material with a serial number profile.
Equipments are linked with materials and serial numbers in the equipment master record.
Construction type field in the equipment master represents the material code.
Combination of material code, serial number, and equipment number is unique.
Working with Serial Numbers
Creation of Serial Numbers in the System
Manual Creation Example
:
Material code: 1710
Stock: 3 pieces
For manual creation: Use T-code
IQ01
Enter material, plant, storage location, and serial number
Example Serial Number: 1003, Next: 1004
Equipment is activated and necessary data is populated in various tabs.
Checking Stock
Verification
: Stock of materials can be checked using T-code
MMB
.
Example: Material code 1710 shows stock as 3 units.
Serial numbers associated with each unit can be viewed.
In equipment master, check 'Serialization Data' tab for material and serial number details.
Customizing Serial Number Profile
Configuration
Serial numbers are crucial for managing inventory and assigning a unique number to each equipment.
Maintaining the linkage between material, serial number, and equipment is vital for accurate inventory records.
Detailed steps for creating and linking serial numbers with equipment in the system are shown.
Summary
Equipment must be first created as a material with a serial number profile.
Manual and automated creation options for serial numbers are available.
Serial numbers help manage and track individual units in inventory.
Serial number data is entered and viewed within the equipment master record.
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