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• Use flexible search criteria to choose receipts for review.
• View receipts details. You should be able to view all the details
of your receipt, including matching purchase order and
shipment information.
• Perform transactions with minimal effort. For example, you can
record a complete receipt with only a few mouse clicks.
• Use attachments throughout the receiving process to more
completely identify transactions and to inform users of special
requirements. See: Attaching Notes to Purchasing Documents:
page 1 – 43.
• Record drop shipments as receipts once the supplier informs you
that the drop shipment has been delivered to the customer. See:
Drop Shipments: page 4 – 139.
• Receive purchase orders for kanban replenishment requests that
were generated from Oracle Inventory. Once you record
delivery of a kanban item through the Receipts or Receiving
Transactions windows, Inventory automatically receives a status
of Full for the order, indicating that the inventory supply has
been replenished. See: Demand for Internal Requisitions: page
3 – 18.
• Capture exchange rate information on the receipt. See: Entering
Receipt Lines: page 7 – 32.
• Capture and update an item’s country of origin on the receipt.
See: Entering Receipt Lines: page 7 – 32.
• Capture movement statistics at the time of receipt. See:
Movement Statistics: page 7 – 8.
• Enable inventory items to display shortage messages upon
receipt, if a shortage exists, so that the responsible person can
make the item available with a high priority. See: Material
Shortage Alerts and Shortage Notifications, Oracle Inventory
User’s Guide.
• Receive items returned by a customer. See: Return Material
Authorizations (RMAs): page 7 – 14.
Centralized Purchasing for Multiple Receiving Organizations
Purchasing provides complete centralized procurement support. You
can leverage your purchasing power by consolidating the requirements
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Oracle Purchasing User’s Guide