Professional Documents
Culture Documents
The process of consigned inventory follows steps between the buyer and seller. You start
with a consignment agreement and end with paying the supplier. The following figure shows
the steps of the consigned inventory process flow.
Consigned Inventory Process
There is a separate tab Consignment Terms on the agreement that stores the consigned inventory
related terms. The terms and an explanation of their functionality are listed below.
Aging Onset Point: Event point when the aging period starts. Values include Receipt,
Shipment and None
Aging Period Days: Number of days before aging period expires.
Consumption Advice Frequency: Period for which the consumption advice is generated.
Values include Daily, Weekly and Monthly.
Billing Cycle Closing Date: Date when the billing cycle closes.
Consumption Advice Summary: Level of granularity at which the consumption advice is
created. Values include All Organizations, Organization, Organization and Item and
Organization, Item and Transaction Date
Consigned Inventory Process
Consignment Order
Important! Select the Purchase Order Style: Consignment Order
Consigned Inventory Process
Check the agreement, you can see, how much amount has been released
Consignment Receipt
The receipt process for consigned inventory is identical to non-consigned inventory. The
consigned inventory receipt will include a Consignment Line indicator. This checkbox is a
visual indictor to the user that the receipt line is for consigned inventory.
Transfer to Owned
The Create Transfer to Owned Transaction UI enables you to transfer consigned inventory to
owned inventory. This UI is used to explicitly transfer consigned inventory to owned inventory.
Consigned Inventory Process
Create Invoice
The Payable Create Invoice UI has been extended to allow invoices to be matched against a
consumption advice.