Inventory Management - Transfer Journal Vs Transfer Order

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Inventory Management - Transfer Journal Vs Transfer Order

 With the help of the transfer journal, the Inventory Manager transfers the items from one dimension (warehouse, location, color, etc) to another one instantaneously with short Distance warehouse/site. Sometime it is used to correct the Dimensions (Product/storage/Tracking) of the Product/Item as well within same site/warehouse.

The transfer order is used for registering in the system the items that must be moved from one warehouse to another (Long distance where shipping required) and for managing this process. 

Process Includes:
Create Transfer Order
Pick Items to Transfer (With or Without Picking list registration)
Ship Transfer Order
Receive the Items at other end.

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