1 Overview

2 Model

3 Movements

Menu path:

Point of sales (POS) / Movements / Shop movements
Mobile / Point of sales / Movements / Shop movements
Point of sales / Movements / Shop movements

From this object all possible movements of items, to and from selected warehouses, can be performed.

The form's fields must be filled in with their corresponding values.

apps_pos_moveh
Label	Description
Terminal	Terminal ID code
Serial	Movement type ID Default: 1 Values: 0: Manual. 1: Automatic.
Number	Delivery number
Login code	Login code
Type	Movement type
Source / Destination	Source / destination store or warehouse
Movement date	Movement date Default: CURRENT
Comments	Comments on delivery
Status	Delivery status Default: 0 Values: 0: Picking. 1: Confirmed. 2: On device. 3: Ended. 4: Processed. 5: Canceled.
Source	Source document
Date until next synchronization	Date until next synchronization Default: CURRENT
Synchronization date	Synchronization date
Date of deletion	Date of deletion

Actions
Button	Title	Notes
BUT_PROCESS	Process	Button to process inventory and recount
BUT_CONFIRM	Confirm	null
BUT_CANCEL	Cancel	Button to cancel
BUT_CONFIRM	Confirm	null
BUT_CANCEL	Cancel	Button to cancel current movement

3.1 Movement Types

This section configures the set of possible warehouse movements which can be performed. The primary movement types are: Delivery, Shipment, Recount, Inventory, or Adjustment.

Menu path:

Point of sales (POS) / Movements / Types of movements
Mobile / Point of sales / Movements / Types of movements
Point of sales / Movements / Types of movements

apps_pos_moved
Label	Description
Code	Movement code
Description	Movement name and description
Type	Movement type Default: 0 Values: 0: Delivery. 1: Departures. 2: Re-count. 3: Inventory. 4: Adjustment.
Account	Logistical account Default: null Values: null: . DISP: DISP-Available. DISV: DISV-Available Sale.
Destination table	Destination table Default: null Values: null: . glog_recuenth: Recount. geanmovh: Movimientos EAN.
Destination document	Destination document
Printable	Printable Default: 0 Case: Upshift Values: 1: Yes. 0: No.
User created	User created Default: USER
Date created	Date created Default: CURRENT
User updated	User updated Default: USER
Date updated	Date updated Default: CURRENT

3.1.1 Delivery (IN)

Deliveries represent any movement type where products are sent to the device location.
'Source' represents the source warehouse where the product originates from.
The device will confirm the entrance (arrival) of the product.
The device will be able to add items not included in the Delivery, if the user has the appropriate permissions.
Once the Delivery movement has been confirmed and synchronized to the central system, a corresponding stock adjustment will be performed.

3.1.2 Shipment (OUT)

Shipments represent any movement type where products are sent from the device location to a destination.
'Destination' represents the warehouse where the products are sent.
The device will confirm the exit (departure) of the products.
The device will be able to add items not included in the Shipment, if the user has the appropriate permissions.
Once the Shipment movement has been confirmed and synchronized to the central system, a corresponding stock adjustment will be performed.

3.1.3 Recount

Recounts are a type of movement used to count product, normally showing information about the quantity which should be in stock. However, the recount movement can be set as a guided or blind recount. In the guided mode, the quantity of items which should be in the warehouse will be shown. On the other hand, for the blind recount, the quantity of items will not be shown.
The source/destination are informative, as the corresponding adjustments are performed in the device warehouse.
The device will confirm the recount.
The device will not be able to add items to the recount.
Once the Recount has been confirmed and synchronized to the central system, a corresponding stock adjustment will be performed.

3.1.4 Inventory

Inventories are documents used to obtain information on the actual stock at the device location.
The source/destination are informative, as the corresponding adjustments are performed in the device warehouse.
Inventories containing line items are called guided inventory. In guided inventory, the items to be counted are listed, and the quantities which should exist will not be indicated. If inventory documents are not broken down by line, they are called manual inventory, only indicating actual stock of the products added manually.
The device will be able to add items to the Inventory, if the user has the appropriate permissions.
Once the Inventory has been confirmed and synchronized to the central system, a corresponding stock adjustment will be performed.

3.1.5 Adjustment

Adjustments are a movement type used to obtain information on actual stock at the device location, then adjust stock levels.
The source/destination are informative, as the corresponding adjustments are performed in the device warehouse.
Adjustments can only be performed manually in the device, and only positive or negative product quantities can be indicated. As opposed to an inventory or a recount, the quantities reported in the Adjustment will be added to or subtracted from.
The device will be able to add items to the Adjustment, if the user has the appropriate permissions.
Once the Adjustment has been confirmed and synchronized to the central system, a corresponding stock adjustment will be performed.

3.2 Movement Lines

The Movement Lines object sets the items which are delivered, shipped, counted, or inventoried.

apps_pos_movel
Label	Description
terminal_id
moveh_type
moveh_number
Order	Order
Location	Location code
EAN	EAN code
Item code	Item code
Quantity	Quantity sent
Confirmation of quantity	Confirmation of quantity Default: 0
Notes	Notes
Status	Status Default: 0 Values: 0: Picking. 1: Confirmed. 2: On device. 3: Ended. 4: Processed. 5: Canceled.