Is it possible to integrate weighing scales to ERP? Yes. In Sage X3, we have established integration with weighing scales to fulfil the client’s requirement in which we have fetched/read a weight programmatically from weighing scale machine which is connected to the user’s machine and loaded the received data in Sage X3. To achieve this… Read More »
We may come across a scenario where we deliver a product to customer even though there is no stock in X3 system. We can adjust that stock in system after a while for that we can use Adjustment of stock shortages functionality which is available in Sage X3. Using this function we can adjust manually… Read More »
This post is the continuation of our previous post were we discussed about the functions of Statistical Re-Ordering using the re-order threshold method. In this Blog we will focus on the Statistical reordering through Periodic processing method. The New Stuff : X3 Commands for Dynamic Changes Periodic Processing: The periodic replenishment method is used to… Read More »
There are scenarios where the user is doing Inventory movements with various Inventory transactions but cannot trace the same in the accounting journals even after all the transactions are posted. This blog explains how the various stock movements such as Sales, Purchase, Receipt, etc. can be seen posted to accounting. When user creates a Sales… Read More »
We have come across a scenario where we needed to create a direct Invoice in Sage X3 [i.e. one without a Sales Order or Delivery]. But after the Invoice creation, to my surprise, the stock quantity still remains unaffected even after posting the Invoice. After some findings and research, we have found a solution which… Read More »
The title might sound a bit tweaky, but please do not take it on a wrong note. The motive here is to make you aware that such functionality exists in Sage X3 and can be activated by simple Parameterization. While configuring Sage X3, you might have created Stock Management rules for item movements. By default,… Read More »