Transfer order in Dynamics 365

Transfer order in Dynamics 365

Transfer Order functionality is used for transferring products from one warehouse to another. To transfer stock we will create the transfer order, and pick the product using a pick list and a registration process. Then we will register a shipment and use the arrival overview to receive it.  The issuing and receiving locations for these warehouses are predefined so that we would not have to specify any location during the transferring process.

Navigation: Inventory management > Outbound orders > Transfer order

Click the New button to create a new transfer order. The transfer order page opens up where you need to provide the “From warehouse” and “To warehouse”. And then add the product It will then create with created status.

Now generate the picking list by selecting the update field to ALL it brings the product line 

Then register the pick list and select update All and then ship the transfer order. Its status will change to Shipped. and then Receive it. We can see the transactions.

At this stage, it will keep the inventory in the transit state and after receiving it will transfer the inventory to the desired warehouse.














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