Inventory Warehouse Fields
I am wanting to import Inventory Warehouse information, but do not know the column name to which my data corresponds. Here is a list of field names from the Inventory Warehouse table into which you are able to import. The…
I am wanting to import Inventory Warehouse information, but do not know the column name to which my data corresponds. Here is a list of field names from the Inventory Warehouse table into which you are able to import. The…
I am wanting to import Units of Measure, but do not know the column name to which my data corresponds. Here is a list of field names from the Unit of Measure table. The Product ID and Unit of Measure…
I am wanting to import inventory, but do not know the column name to which my data corresponds. Here is a list of commonly modified information on inventory items and the column name that Paradigm uses to store that information.…
I want to update my inventory using Paradigm’s inventory import/export feature. Which table should I use? There are currently four tables into which you can import using Paradigm’s inventory import/export feature: Inventory, Unit Measure, Inventory Warehouse, and Inventory Pricing. Inventory: This…
This FAQ will go over how to set up value added manufacturing. To create a Value-Added item for painting raw coil, begin by creating an inventory code for the raw steel that will be painted, leaving the assembly tab empty.…
Use the “Coil Split” form (also known as Quick Adjust) in Production when a lot-tracked coil is slit into another (or multiple) lot-tracked coils. Coil Used Stock Adjustment: Resulting Coils Stock Adjustment:
This FAQ will go over how to create nonexclusive pricing levels. For each inventory item, you can add multiple pricing levels with discounts or markups for that product. Each of these levels can be added multiple times for different quantity ranges and units…
How does Paradigm determine an item’s price when I enter it on an order? In short, Paradigm finds the lowest possible price for the product. To go into more detail, when a product is added to an order, Paradigm looks…
In Paradigm; most list screens, search forms, and filter criteria allow the use of wildcards. Wildcards are special, reserved characters that can be used in place of exact characters. The wildcards that can be used are an asterisk (*), percent…