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The On Hold balance reflects the quantity On Hand balance of an Inventory Lot with a Hold Code assigned, provided the 'On Hand' balance is > 0.00. For example, if the 'On Hand' balance of an Inventory Lot that is physically in the facility but has been placed on hold. On Hold is 10.00 Lbs and the Lot is put on Hold, then the 'On Hold' balance will be 10 Lbs. If the 'On Hand' balance of an Inventory Lot is -30.00 Lbs and the Lot is put on Hold, then the 'On Hold' balance would be 0.00 Lbs (because the Lot balance was <= 0.00). On Hold balances are updated when a Hold Code is assigned or removed from an Inventory Lot. On Hold balances impact the Available Balance calculation and Hold Codes can be applied assigned to any Inventory Lot . Inventory Lots with a positive (+) On Hand balance willand the On Hold balances always reduce the Available balance when they are placed on Hold and will increase the Available balance when they are removed from Hold. Inventory Lots with a negative (-) On Hand balance will increase the Available balance when they are placed on Hold and will decrease the Available balance when they are removed from Hold.Inventory Lots that are On Hold that are On Hold cannot be allocated to a sales transaction, unless done so by a user that is assigned in the 'Can Override' property on the Hold Code, and they cannot be allocated to any sales or inventory transaction and any item. An Inventory Lot can only have a single Hold Code applied at any given time. |
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