When a rental item has outlived its useful rental life, it can
be transferred to the Used Sale Inventory.
This stops the depreciation, when the item is no longer being
rented. Usually, special inventory accounts and separate product
classes are used to distinguished Used Sale inventory from regular
merchandise.
When a rental is transferred to sales, it can be transferred to
an existing product number, or a new number can be created.
Note: If a new number is created for each transfer, historical costs can be kept accurate and separate. If added to an existing number, the old stock will be averaged with the new transfer inventory.
When the new sales item is created, the same product number as
before can be used, prefaced with a U to identify it as USED.
e.g. 110-5 becomes U110-5 when transferred to used inventory.
This helps cross reference the equipment, when looking up past
rental or repair history for a potential buyer.
When the rental to sale transfer is accepted, an inventory
transfer entry is automatically recorded on the Rental Journal,
which posts with Daily Close 3.
Note: The used inventory is transferred at Book Value.
The inventory transfer posting entry is as follows:
Rental Inventory is CREDITED Acct# 1300 With the original cost Accum. Depreciation is DEBITED Acct# 1301 With the accumulated depreciation Used Inventory is DEBITED Acct# 1260 With the Book Value The journal entry shows: Source = Transfer # Reference = XFER RENTAL TO SALE Details = FR "product#" TO "product#"The prompts to enter a transfer are:
When creating a new sales part record, the option is provided to
click the icon and to select a similar sales
part from a similar class and group.
The new product # will then inherit the same class and group from
the existing product identified.
Alternatively the product may be transferred to an existing
sales product number by entering the Sales part #, or selecting it
from the Inventory Search window.
This will dictate the class and product for the sales product.
Note: When iRely is enabled in the ERP Integration configuration then the standard 'Sales Product Mask' defined in the Company Inventory Parameters does not apply when creating new Sales Inventory and instead the product# is assigned from an external REST iRely API which cannot be over-typed.
The new sales product being created will be flagged as
Inventory Yes or No, depending on the type of GL account
assigned as the "Inventory" posting account in the Sales Product Class.
Refer to Inventory Flag Defaults for
further information on how this flag is set when inventory is
"auto-added" into inventory.
Note: To prevent blank dates in transactions posted to the GLGL the 'Sale to Rental Transfers' and the 'Rental to Sale Transfers' utilities will report an error by email to development@texadasoftware.com when a blank GL transaction is encountered while creating entries.
SmartEquip - Duplicate Part Warning:
The SmartEquip - Duplicate Products in Same
Stock Class warning is triggered if the SmartEquip feature is activated in the Software Integration, when the Sales part is
assigned the same Vendor Product # as another Sales part in
the same Group.
The warning is displayed with all matches to the Vendor Product
# in the Group but it does not stop the operator from
proceeding.
This transfer rental to sales action copies the rental Vendor Product # automatically to the sales part, but the Vendor Product # can be changed in the Update Vendor Product # and Description utility if required.
Quantity Control:
If the rental product quantity requested to be converted to a sales
part is more than the "Quantity On Hand" of the rental
product, the warning "Quantity transferred XX is greater than
quantity on hand" is triggered and the transfer is only allowed
if the flag to "Allow Overrides On Location Quantities" is
set to Yes in the Company Security
Parameters.
If the "Allow Overrides On Location Quantities" flag is set
to No then the transfer cannot be completed because of insufficient
quantity.
Note: It does not check the committed requirements of other documents such as on Contract, on Order, on Transfer, etc.
Date Range Control:
If the operator does not have the
ability to over-ride the current date range, the transfer date will
be checked to make sure the date is valid against the date ranges
set as acceptable for module RSPM in Date
Range Control.
If the Rental product part carries a weight value in the Make/Model window in Rental Inventory but the Sales Inventory already has a weight, then the window to update the weight displays showing the existing Rental product weight and existing Sales part weight.
If the serial number being transferred already exists, but has been sold on the Sales part, a window opens warning that the Serial Number is sold, and displays the Sale Invoice # and Date of Sale, and to avoid a conflict a new serial number can be entered.
ACTIONS:
Additional actions provided by buttons on
the Transfer Rental to Sale screen can be processed for a
specific record or generally as follows:
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