It is possible to individually specify per warehouse location whether receipt, reservation, or issue is allowed, so that inventory can be securely locked without blocking the entire warehouse. This article describes how to block warehouse locations for certain actions.

To fulfill a sales order line, the demand must first be met. MKG offers several options for this. This article briefly explains the different options.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'Inventory' tab. On this tab you will find the default settings for Warehouse, Goods Receipt linked Purchase, Report Ready linked Production, Report Ready Underlying Sub-assembly, Returns and Default Demand Selection.

The standard dashboard 'Logistic Actions' provides insight into the order lines that still need to be delivered, produced, or received, divided into different categories and time frames. This way, you know exactly which logistics actions you still need to perform.

The homepage dashboard 'Logistic Actions' is a simplified view intended to be placed on the MKG Homepage. This dashboard provides insight into the number of order lines that still need to be delivered, produced, or received, divided into different categories and time periods. This way, you immediately know which logistics actions you still need to perform.

Process-based entries are all entries resulting from the purchase and sales processes. Updating these entries is the first step in the period closure. Use the Purchase Orders Action List and the Sales Orders Action List for this.

MKG has three ways of furnishing: Basic, Basic+ and Customer-specific. Which set-up you have for your financial administration is chosen during the implementation process. This article shows the differences between the three setups.

Depending on the financial setup, entries are recorded in the administration. When creating a financial entry, MKG process tables are consulted to determine which general ledger account is posted. This article shows the interrelation between all financial entries.

Example entry 'Receive Goods' in the 'Purchase (process)' journal after executing the actions 'Receive Goods' and 'Enter Invoice'. Transaction type 08 Purchase Receipt.

To link actions in the logistics processes of MKG to financial bookings, you can use 4 process groups: for sales, purchasing, stock, and production. The settings of the purchasing group(s) can be found in the process table 'Purchasing Groups'.

The standard dashboard 'Open Purchase Orders' shows, based on the purchase orders, all purchase order lines for which receipt has not yet been completed. This way, you quickly gain insight per purchase order line where it was ordered, what was ordered, how much was ordered, and the current status.

If one of the operations is outsourced, a demand arises in the process. This demand can be solved in MKG in two ways. This article explains how to solve the demand in a process by directly purchasing from the preferred supplier.

At some point, a purchased outsourcing returns from the supplier. Before you can report the production order ready, you need to perform the 'Receive Goods' action in MKG. In this article, you will learn how to book an incoming outsourcing.

Purchased material for a production order is delivered by the supplier at some point. Before you can start a production order, you need to book these goods in MKG. In this article, you will learn how to book purchased material in.

The standard dashboard 'Outstanding Purchase Invoices' displays the purchase invoices to be received by reference period. These are invoices that have been physically received but have not yet been entered. You can perform an analysis by creditor, general ledger account, and purchase group.

In addition to a stock revaluation, the logistical actions 'Completing a production order' and 'Goods receipt of a purchase order' result in an increase in stock. It is possible to add extra information when creating batches.

This article describes the various configuration options and functions of the Import module. An import script details the source file, how the file is processed, and what the result should be.

To manage business processes, MKG utilizes the status-and-action model. After performing an action, the status of a process changes. This article provides an overview of the available statuses and actions in the purchase order process.