Location and Sublocations cannot have the exact same name. Sublocation names must be unique across all of your locations.It is recommended that your Sublocation names be in all CAPS and be kept as short in length as possible.Sublocations must be associated to a Location.A Sublocation is a storage location that may represent the entire building or a smaller area of the building or business process. The can be synonymous to a bin number, shelf number, rack, pallet location, closet, sub area of a warehouse, truck, retail location, tent, or virtual business operation like RMA or RETURNS or DAMAGE. Sublocation in Finale Inventory are representative of a stock storage location. Locations are leveraged as the Destination point for Purchase Orders for creating and receiving inventory replenishments from your Suppliers.These locations become an organizational unit that inventory storage sublocations are grouped under.Create your location name with Upper and Lower case letters.The Location name in Finale Inventory organizes and groups these sublocations together. Stock levels are stored in Sublocations associated to the Locations in Finale Inventory. Locations in Finale Inventory are representative of a physical location (normally with a street address) or a virtual location to represent a separate business segment or operation, such as Drop Shipping or External Order fulfillment like Amazon FBA. A Product ID can be in MANY Sublocations at any given time.The Stock Transfer function can be leveraged to move product inventory between Sublocations. You cannot use the Stock Transfer function to move or consolidate products from one Std Bin to another, since it is not truly a storage location. a Sublocation and Location cannot share the same exact name) Sublocations and Locations must be unique in how they are named (i.e.
Sublocations belong to and are associated to a single Location.Sublocation is an independent storage location where any product can be stored.Small parts such as screws, nails, fasteners, or electrical components are normally stored in Bins.Std Bin IDs are useful if your products are always stored in the exact same location and do not get moved or transferred from bin to bin.Stock levels for products in Finale are not stored in Std Bins, they are stored in Sublocations (think of Std Bin ID as an Index but not a location).Std Bin ID is a simple attribute of the Product ID that can be used to assist in locating where a Product ID is located with the organization, building or warehouse.There is a difference between Standard Bin IDs and Sublocations. IMPORTANT Stock storage location TERMINOLOGYįinale Inventory uses "Dynamic Product Storage Locations" functionality called "Sublocations". The Facility tab found under the Applications Settings is where you create the hierarchy for how your business, warehouses and storage locations are organized for managing your inventory.
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