Tag Archives: Inventory

Inventory Cost Analysis in Sage 300 ERP

Raw material inventory is the total cost of all component/parts currently in stock that have not yet been used in ‘Work in Progress’ or Finished Production. Raw material can be categorized in following two types. Direct materials: These are materials incorporated into the final product. For example, the wood used to manufacture wooden chairs. New Stuff: IC/ Copy Bill… Read More »

BOM and KIT – Understanding the Basic Difference

BOM (Bill of Material) and KIT concepts are widely used in manufacturing and trading domains and hence are offered by all major ERP systems. The concept of BOM and KIT are widespread in various verticals and has a process involved for having them defined in the system. In this Blog, both BOM and KIT are… Read More »

How to set default reserved quantity in Sage 300 ERP

Sage 300 ERP allow user to commit/reserve quantity for a particular item in order. While creating an Order if user commits/ reserve it then, it simply means that quantity is guaranteed to be available unless you allow negative inventory quantities. You can commit/reserve quantity for a particular order manually while doing transactions. In case you… Read More »

Negative Inventory level in PO Receipt

Here’s a scenario we came across that was reported on the Sage Accpac forum. User is entering receipts on PO Receipt Entry screen, he enters a QTY for an Item and tries to save the line and an error message pop-ups “Negative Inventory levels are not allowed.” Surprising right? Why would system check Inventory level… Read More »

Migration of Item Transactions from QuickBooks to Sage 300 ERP

Today, lets see how GUMU Migration converts Inventory Valuation data from QuickBooks to Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP. <<If you would like to see how your quickbooks data will look into Sage (Accpac) 300 ERP after migration, you can download this Sage Accpac Shell company from our website which has QuickBooks sample data migrated using our GUMU solution>> Basically… Read More »