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Overview

NorthScope allows users to add, edit, copy or remove items. These records are integrated with the host system so that any changes made to common fields will be made in both systems if the outbound integration setup for Items in the Company module is set to immediate or timed. 

Required Prerequisites

    • Financial Account Setup
    • Item Class Setup
    • Unit of Measure Schedule Setup

Optional Prerequisites

    • Item Attribute Class Setup
    • Item Attributes
    • Integration setup for Item 
    • Pallet Configuration Setup

Step 1: Adding a New Item in NorthScope

  1. From NorthScope, expand the Inventory module on the navigation menu and select “Items”. This will open the Items List View which displays all items.
  2. Click the “New” icon in the header to open a blank record view.

When the New Item Record View is opened, only the Properties tab is visible and only the base properties are shown. Once the base properties have been entered and saved, the default values will be assigned and the remaining properties and tabs will be visible. Clicking Save will also update the header information with the Item ID and Description in the Item drop-down menu. 

Step 2: Assigning the Base Item Properties

Until the base properties have been assigned, the new item record cannot be added. Enter the following item properties.

Click here to view the Item Properties help page and view what each property is responsible for.

  • Attribute Class
  • Item Class
  • Item Description
  • Item ID
  • Item Type
  • Manage Items By
  • Quality Test Class
  • UOM Schedule

Once the base properties are entered, click the “Save” icon on the header toolbar. If the save was successful, the item record will be saved and the rest of the properties and tabs will be visible and ready for edit.

Step 3: Assigning the Remaining Item Properties

When the Item Record has been successfully saved for the first time, the remaining Item Properties can be completed.

Click here to view the Item Properties help page and view what each property is responsible for.

  • Actual Cost
    • This field value defaults to '0.00000'
    Bar Code Label Description
    • This field value defaults to match the Item Description.
  • Base UOM
    • This field value defaults from the UOM Schedule.
  • Cost Group
    • This field defaults from the Item Class.
  • Cost UOM
    • This field defaults to the first unit UOM if the item is managed by units only, otherwise it defaults to the first weight UOM. 
  • Cubes per Box
  • Cube Weight
  • Default Reporting UOM
    • This field defaults to the first unit UOM if the item is managed by units only, otherwise it defaults to the first weight UOM. 
  • Expiration Days
    • This field value defaults from the Item Class.
  • Gross Pallet Weight
  • GTIN
  • Hold Code - New Lots
    • This field value defaults from the Item Class.
  • Hold Code - Sales Returns
    • This field value defaults from the Item Class.
  • Inactive
    • This field value defaults to 'No'.
  • Inventory Tracked
    • This field value defaults from the Item Type selection.
  • Inventory Unit UOM
    • This field value only defaults if the Manage Items By selection is set to include units.
  • Inventory Weight UOM
    • This field value only defaults if the Manage Items By selection is set to include weight.
  • Lot Tracked
    • This field value defaults from the Item Class. 
  • Market Cost
    • This field defaults to '0.00000'
  • Pallet Configuration
  • Price Decimals
    • This field value defaults from the Item Class.
  • Production Batch Class
  • Quantity Decimals
    • This field value defaults from the UOM Schedule.
  • Require Whole Units
    • This field value defaults to 'Yes'.
    • If the item's Variable Weight property is set to 'Yes', it's Require Whole Units property must also be set to 'Yes'.
  • Sales Invoice Description
    • This field value defaults to match the Item Description.
  • Sales Order Price UOM
  • Sales Order Unit UOM
    • This field value only defaults if the Manage Items By selection is set to include units.
  • Sales Order Weight UOM
    • This field value only defaults if the Manage Items By selection is set to include weight.
  • Shipping Description
    • This field defaults to blank and it is not required. 
  • Shipping Weight
    • This field value defaults to '0.00'
  • Standard Cost
    • This field value defaults to '0.00000'
  • Valuation Method
  • Variable Weight
    • This field value defaults from the Manage Items By selection.
  • Visible to WMS
    • This field value defaults to Yes when the item class is Sales Inventory.
  • Unit Decimals
    • This field value defaults to the item's Item Class Unit Decimals. The value cannot be edited if the item has any history.
  • Unit Tare Weight (Lbs)
    • This field is not required and it allows zero and any positive value. 
  • UPC
  • Weight Decimals
    • This field value defaults to the item's Item Class Unit Decimals. The value cannot be edited if the item has any history. 

Once the remaining properties are entered, click the “Save” icon on the header toolbar. If the save was successful, click on the Attributes Tab and enter the Item Attributes.

Step 4: Adding Item Attributes

Once all base Item Properties have been entered or selected, click on the Attributes tab to select the attribute values to assign the item. Once in the tab, the attributes for the item's attribute class are displayed along with their availability. 

In order to properly save the item, make value selections for each attribute that has a corresponding Available field value of 'Yes - Required', signifying that attribute is required to be assigned a value.

Step 5: Editing Default GL Accounts

Once all base item properties have been entered, click on the Accounts tab to assign default GL accounts for the item. These accounts will initially default from the Item Class, but can be overwritten. It is not uncommon to only have some of the accounts filled in. Setting these accounts will drive accounting rules for the item on transactions. 

Click here to view the Accounts tab help page for more information about these data fields.

  • Assembly Variance
  • Brokerage Accrual (Credit)
  • Brokerage Expense (Debit)
  • Brokerage Write Off
  • Cost of Goods Sold
  • Cycle Count Variance
  • Depreciation
  • Drop Ship Items
  • Freight Accrual (Credit)
  • Freight Expense (Debit)
  • Freight Revenue (Credit)
  • Inventory Adjustment
  • Inventory Balance Sheet
  • Inventory Returned as 'Damaged'
  • Inventory Returned as 'In Service'
  • Inventory Returned as 'In Use'
  • Inventory Returned as 'Returned'
  • Markdown/Discount
  • Purchase Price Variance
  • Sales
  • Sales Returns
  • Unrealized Purchase Price Variance

Step 6: Assigning Certifications

Click on the Certifications tab to assign certifications to the item. An item certification can be assigned in order for the item's corresponding lot(s) to also be marked with the certification, so long as the certification is item only or is Item & Site and the lot's site is also assigned the same certification. 

Click here to view the Item Certifications tab help page and view what each field is responsible for.

  • Certification
  • Select Box


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