The item card

The contents of BOMs are created using the inventory item cards. Each inventory item card displays the inventory status, language as well as the extended item descriptions, price lists that have been set up, serial and batch numbers, item variants and the inventory on-hand. Item and customer statistics are shown directly on each item card – i.e. who has bought the item and how much was earned, showing the contribution margin and contribution ratio. These statistics also show the vendors that the items were bought from and how many items were purchased by each vendor. ​

Features

• Create customer price lists and combine them with discounts and promotional periods
• Prices are used for sales orders and ‘Quick’ invoices
• Create vendor price lists and combine them with discounts
• Prices are used for purchase orders and suggested as a purchase price
• Customer item numbers can be created under item name groups
• Customer item numbers can be included on documents
• Stock management needs to be switched on if users want detailed management of their inventory
• Stock management shows inventory that is available, reserved, shipped, and ordered

• Moving items in the inventory journal now includes ‘To dimension’
• Counting list with series/batch numbers
• BOMs include discount percentages on the order lines
• Accounts for gains and losses and as well as adjustment accounts are system accounts in the Chart of Accounts and can also be selected on the Inventory group
• Sell by date in the inventory journal now can be used with batch and serial numbers.
• Warehouse and location in BOMs
• Attachments can now be made to Bills of Material (BOM) lines
• Productions can now use an expiry date which is included in the batch number
• It is possible to export a counting list to a csv-file format and open it in Excel.
• Inventory items can be looked up by EAN number in the counting list
• BOMs include a field called ’Show on picking list’
• Weight, Volume and Cartons can be entered on BOMs
• View the full BOM breakdown
• You can merge two warehouses and/or two locations
• When creating an order line and selecting a batch number, users will now be able to see all warehouse locations where the batch number is available and select any of these warehouses
• Users have been able to link a photo to an inventory item since version 83. Photos can now also be linked to a variant under ’variant details’. Note that if the main inventory item does not include a photo then Uniconta will not check to see whether the variant also has a photo
• Pricelists now have a check mark that can be selected to determine that Uniconta checks the discount group before it checks the inventory item group
• Delivery Date on Reservations
• Delimitation on the re-order list
• BOMs per Variant
• On order lines, you can now drag in a search field where you can enter the customer item number. Then Uniconta searches in the “item name group” to find this item number, as the customer’s item number
• Duty group option “once only” where the tax will only appear once on the order, even if several items have this duty
• Select inventory transactions
• Tax line has a From-Date and To-Date as well as a check box “delivery date”
• Price lists include an EAN number. When an EAN number is added to order lines, quotations and purchase orders, Uniconta first looks to see whether an inventory ítem has an EAN number and then it looks at the price list. If there is an EAN number here, then Uniconta will enter the ítem number, Price, amount and discount from the price list. So the same inventory ítem can have several EAN numbers. 
• Stock management can be activated for individual items or for all items
• When ‘All items’ is selected, all items with the type ‘Item’ are included in Stock management
• Stock management will not include anything given the type ‘Service’
• Stock management is available by ‘warehouse’, which can be used, for example, to manage by town, country, truck or workshop
• Location is used to give ‘Warehouse’ an additional dimension e.g. row, case, shelf, hall
• Item management by variant – max. 2 variants e.g. sizes and colours
• EAN numbers can be set up on variants and cost prices
• When using variants, all allowable combinations can be selected by one click
• A warehouse has been added to the employee. When this employee enters an order, this warehouse will be suggested on the order line
• The requirement summary in the warehouse can be seen “Per warehouse”.

Serial and Batch numbers

• Serial number and batch checks for correct cost price
• Batch/serial numbers – startup quantity, the number where the user wishes the batch/serial numbers to begin from
• Series/batch numbers must now unique for the same inventory item

Reports

• Item stock status – calculates the stock value on a given date
• On-hand – shows on-hand stock in general as well as by warehouse and variant
  – sales order lookup – purchase order lines
• Re-order list – calculates the need to re-order inventory items based on set up
• Inventory reservations show what is reserved, ordered, drawn and delivered across all of the modules, so users can easily view item status
• BOM reservations, enabling users to break down BOM reservations in the re-order list by the contents of the BOM
• Inventory report displaying BOMs
• A warehouse has been added to the employee. When this employee enters an order, this warehouse will be suggested on the order line.
• The requirement summary in the warehouse can be seen “Per warehouse”