Companies may want to keep track of items from the moment they enter the company. In this situation, the purchase order is often the central document, although item tracking may be handled from any inbound document and its posted entries displayed in the related item ledger entries.
This way the numbers are automatically transferred through all outbound warehouse activities without interaction by warehouse workers. Choose the icon, enter Purchase Orders , and then choose the related link.
In the Increment field, enter 1 to define that each sequential number increases by one. The Quantity to Create field contains the line quantity by default, but you can modify it. Select the Create New Lot No. The matrix of quantity fields in the header displays dynamically the quantities and sums of the item tracking numbers you define on the page. The quantities must correspond to those of the document line, which is signified by 0 in the Undefined fields. When the document is posted, the item tracking entries are carried to the associated item ledger entries.
When you use functionality to get posted receipt or shipment lines from related invoices or credit memos, then any item tracking lines on the warehouse documents are transferred automatically, however, they are processed in a special way. In these situations, the existing item tracking lines are copied automatically to the invoice or credit memo, but the Item Tracking Lines page does not permit changes to the serial or lot numbers.
Only the quantities can be changed. Choose the icon, enter Purchase Invoices , and then select the related link. On the Get Receipt Lines page, select a receipt line that has item tracking lines, and then choose the OK button. The source document is copied to the purchase invoice as a new line, and its item tracking lines are copied to the underlying Item Tracking Lines page. On the Lines FastTab, choose the Line action, and then choose the Item Tracking Lines action to see the transferred item tracking lines.
The contents of the Serial No. However, you can delete complete lines or change the quantities to match changes being made on the source line. Outbound handling of serial or lot numbers is a frequent task in different warehouse processes.
There are two ways to add serial and lot numbers to outbound transactions:. When you are working with items that require item tracking and you are creating outbound transactions, where the items go out of inventory, you typically need to select the lot or serial numbers from those that already exist in inventory.
On the Item Tracking Lines page, you have three options for specifying lot or serial number:. In the Selected Quantity field, enter the quantity of each lot or serial number that you would like to use.
Choose the OK button, and the selected item tracking information is transferred to the Item Tracking Lines page. Import 8. Manage Your Chapters Add a Table of Contents. Chapters and Pages in Ebooks. Chapter Management Overview. Remove a Chapter from the Table of Contents.
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If you plan to enable pass-through authentication when you install Citrix Receiver for Windows on domain-joined user devices, edit the default. For more information, see Enable pass-through with smart card authentication for Citrix Receiver for Windows. If you created an additional NetScaler Gateway virtual server to be used only for user connections to resources, configure optimal NetScaler Gateway routing through this virtual server for connections to the deployments providing the desktops and applications for the store.
For more information, see Configure optimal HDX routing for a store. To enable users of non-domain-joined Windows desktop appliances to log on to their desktops using smart cards, enable smart card authentication to your Desktop Appliance sites.
For more information, see Configure Desktop Appliance sites. Configure the Desktop Appliance site for both smart card and explicit authentication to enable users to log on with explicit credentials if they experience any issues with their smart cards. For users with non-domain-joined Windows desktop appliances, install Receiver for Windows Enterprise using an account with administrator permissions. Configure Internet Explorer to start in full-screen mode displaying the Desktop Appliance site when the device is powered on.
Once you have confirmed that you can log on to the Desktop Appliance site with a smart card and access resources from the store, install the Citrix Desktop Lock.
For more information, see To install the Desktop Lock. For users with domain-joined desktop appliances and repurposed PCs, install Receiver for Windows Enterprise using an account with administrator permissions.
Once you have confirmed that you can log on to the device with a smart card and access resources from the store, install the Citrix Desktop Lock. For all other users, install the appropriate version of Citrix Receiver on the user device. For more information, see Configure and install Receiver for Windows using command-line parameters. Ensure that Receiver for Windows is configured for smart card authentication either through a domain policy or a local computer policy.
To configure an individual device, use the Group Policy Object Editor on that device to configure the template. Enable the Smart card authentication policy.
Ensure that Automatic logon with the current user name and password is selected in the security settings for the zone. Where necessary, provide users with connection details for the store for users on the internal network or NetScaler Gateway appliance for remote users using an appropriate method.
For more information about providing configuration information to your users, see Citrix Receiver. You can enable pass-through authentication when you install Receiver for Windows on domain-joined user devices. Important: In multiple server deployments, use only one server at a time to make changes to the configuration of the server group.
Ensure that the Citrix StoreFront management console is not running on any of the other servers in the deployment. Once complete, propagate your configuration changes to the server group so that the other servers in the deployment are updated. Use a text editor to open the default. To enable pass-through of smart card credentials for users who access stores without NetScaler Gateway, add the following setting in the [Application] section.
This setting applies to all users of the store. To enable both domain pass-through and pass-through with smart card authentication to desktops and applications, you must create separate stores for each authentication method.
Then, direct your users to the appropriate store for their method of authentication. To enable pass-through of smart card credentials for users accessing stores through NetScaler Gateway, add the following setting in the [Application] section. To enable pass-through authentication for some users and require others to log on to access their desktops and applications, you must create separate stores for each group of users.
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