When you tab out of the Serial Number or Lot Number field, Inventory Control supplies the document number for the transaction in which the serial number or lot number was allocated to the item.
Enter the code for the item to which you are applying the warranty or for which you are updating terms.
This field appears if you selected the Lots option.
Specify the lot number that identifies the lot number that was assigned to the particular item.
When you tab out of the field, Inventory Control supplies the document number and the date of the transaction in which the serial number or lot number was allocated to the item.
Select this option if you are updating warranty information for a lotted item.
Select this option if you are updating warranty information for a serialized item.
This field appears if you selected the Serials option.
Specify the serial number that was assigned to the particular item.
When you tab out of the field, Inventory Control supplies the document number and the date of the transaction in which the serial number or lot number was allocated to the item.
When you tab out of the Serial Number or Lot Number field, Inventory Control supplies the date of the transaction in which the serial number or lot number was allocated to the item.
Select the warranty that has the terms you want to apply to the item.
Tip: When you select a warranty code, and then tab out of the Warranty Code field, Inventory Control displays the terms of the warranty. Check the terms to ensure that you are applying the correct warranty code.
When you select a warranty code, and then tab out of the Warranty Code field, Inventory Control displays the terms of the warranty.
Viewing the terms can help you determine whether you are applying the correct warranty code.
Overview
You use the I/C Warranty Update screen to apply a warranty for a serialized or lotted item after a sale.
Example: A customer might want to purchase an extended warranty for an item, or you might sell a discounted floor model without a warranty during a clearance sale.
Tip: You can also apply warranties to serialized and lotted items automatically when you sell the items. (You select options to apply warranties automatically in the individual I/C item records.)
Note: This screen is available only if you have a license to use Serialized Inventory and Lot Tracking.