stock id

Do you need, roughly speaking, the batch ID, regardless of what warehouse it is currently in? This is the code field in shopstorage or shopstoragebalance

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: Do you need, roughly speaking, the batch ID, regardless of what warehouse it is currently in? This is the code field in shopstorage or shopstoragebalance [/quote] Yes, but per item, not per warehouse record. Let me explain that in the order to the supplier there are 5 goods that come with the 1st warehouse record. It turns out that I need a unique id for each item credited in this warehouse record and it should not change.

this is the code field I'm talking about. Each product of each posting is unique. Do you need to write it down in the additional field of the warehouse, or can you pull it out with some action? What are you using now to pull the id?

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: this is the code field I'm talking about. Each product of each posting is unique. Do you need to write it down in the additional field of the warehouse, or can you pull it out with some action? What are you using now to pull the id? [/quote] The screenshot showed how we copy it [file]11851[/file] But as I understand it's not that field. How to write down that field about which you write?

There we can finish to take code. 1h

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: There we can finish to take code. 1h [/quote] Do I understand correctly that this field was there before, just modify it so that it can be copied? I clarify because you need to understand what to do with postings that were before

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: yes, this field has always been [/quote] There are a couple more nuances: 1. If we make the action Copy the fields of the products of the process. It turns out that in order to copy, the product must be in reserve so that the action understands exactly where to copy from, right? 2. We still need in the Posting action, when we receive the goods, we print labels, but the goods here will not become a reserve. It is possible to modify the setting in the Posting action by the type "Write in the additional field of the process product this unique code that we need" We will post here https://crm.mebelok.com/admin/shop/workflowstatus/231/action/new/ It is configured to be credited in the parent process from the subprocess. But it is necessary that this code be written in a subprocess 3. How will the code be generated if the following situation is allowed: - in the order of the supplier, the goods, he has a quantity of 3. Will 1 code be generated for the goods or for each quantity a code (as a result 3 codes) ? - in the supplier's order there are 3 identical goods, that is, 3 different lines, but the same. Will there be 3 different codes or 1?

1. yes, it determines the balance according to the reserve 2. This is not possible. The arrival of a parent with your process product in a subprocess is somehow connected? 3. One line in posting - one code.

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: 2. This is not possible. The arrival of a parent with your process product in a subprocess is somehow connected? [/quote] We cash in through the checkbox "Cash in only the products of the parent process that have been copied to the current one (using the "Add products from one process to another" action and the "Cash in parent order" setting is enabled)." The idea is that there is a connection. Is it possible to somehow write this id into the current process from where we are doing this (subprocess)?

If so, then there is a connection. Yes, we can write to the current process. It will take 3 hours, there will be a variable in the same action. In revision, throw off 2 examples with processes and a link to the place where the action is

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: If so, then there is a connection. Yes, we can write to the current process. It will take 3 hours, there will be a variable in the same action. In revision, throw off 2 examples with processes and a link to the place where the action is [/quote] We thought about it and came to the conclusion that the system field about which you wrote would not work. We need a unique identifier for each quantity (per unit). For example, I enter the amount of 10 in 1 line, 10 unique codes are needed and they should not change. Can this be improved?

no, there is no difference between 9m and 10m. The difference will only be if you divide these 10 pieces into separate records of 1 piece

[quote] anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: no, there is no difference between 9m and 10m. The difference will only be if you divide these 10 pieces into separate records of 1 piece [/quote] I understand, but the client wants the difference to be, it is for each amount of his own code, can this be done?

you can, as I described above)