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Microsoft Dynamics GP, or how it was historically known Great Plains Dynamics, is very robust mid-market Corporate ERP application, with rich Distribution business logic.  It should be a good fit for the company with extensive and even complex Logistics and Warehouse related operations.  We will review Distribution modules, typically deployed in Warehouse Management day-to-day routines and how they could be opened for barcode scanning.  If you are relatively new to the topic and making your first steps, we also recommend you to read our earlier publications on Warehouse Management System typical functionality, plus probably read some theory on the WMS from independent sources

1. Sales Order Allocation or Fulfillment in Dynamics GP.  This is done in Sales Order Processing transaction entry screen.  By default when you enter SOP Order or Invoice line, it is allocated automatically – and this is what you need to change, if you send warehouse worker to pick and pack the Sales Order.  You create special SOP Order or Invoice type, where allocation is manual.  In this case WMS worker could go downstairs to the warehouse and allocate either by picking and keying in the quantity directly to Dynamics GP SOP screen or use barcode scanner (see Warehouse Management System realization in Great Plains below)

2. Inventory Transfers, Stock Count, Adjustments.  Dynamics GP has Inventory Transfer and Adjustment forms, where you do these routines, as well as Inventory Cycle Count (which works the same way as adjustment, but allow you to do mass adjustment based on the counted quantities – typically every month end or the quarter)

3. Stock Replenishment is done in Purchase Order Processing module, where you have POP Purchase Receipt transaction.  Optionally you can match item received again open Purchase Orders, or just allow PP Receipt without negotiation with your suppliers via Requisition, followed by Purchase Order.  If requisition

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Founded in 1841, Dallas is the third largest city of Texas and 9th in United States. It is home to 1.2 million residents that includes people in greater Dallas area that if formed by Dallas, Arlington, Carrollton and Fort Worth. Dallas has humid topographical climate with wild winter.

Dallas is considered one of the important economic engines of USA. Dallas economy relies primarily on banking, technology, telecommunication and energy sectors. Dallas vibrant economy has attracted many corporate icons to relocate their head quarters to this city that includes ATT, Commerce bank, American Airlines, JC Penny, Seven Eleven just to name few. The median income in Dallas was around US$ 37000 while for a family it was US$ 40,000 which is better than the national average.

Dallas is renowned for its barbecue, authentic Mexican, and Tex-Mex cuisine. Dallas culinary scene produced many food icons including the frozen margarita and the chain restaurants Chili’s and Romano’s Macaroni Grill. Zagat Survey named The French Room at the Hotel Adolphus in Downtown Dallas as the best hotel restaurant in the US. A number of nationally ranked steakhouses can be found in the Dallas area, including Bob’s Steak & Chop House, currently ranked #3 according to the USDA Prime Steakhouses chart behind Ruth’s Chris Times Square and Bones Atlanta.

The Arts District in the northern section of Downtown is home to several arts venues. Notable venues in the district include the Dallas Museum of Art, the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony