Serial Number Origin 2017

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When product defects occur, the errors must be identified and affected items must be prevented from leaving the company. If defective items have already been shipped, you must trace who received them and, if you need to, recall the items.

The first task of defects management is to investigate where the defective items came from and where they were used. This investigation is based on historic data and is made easier by searching through item tracking entries using the Item Tracing window.

The second task of defects management is to determine whether the traced items are planned for in open documents, such as non-posted sales orders or consumption journals. This work is performed in the Navigate window. You can use the Navigate feature to search all kinds of database records.

About This Walkthrough

This walkthrough demonstrates how to identify which items are defective, which vendor supplied them, and where they are used so that those orders can be stopped or recalled.

This walkthrough illustrates the following tasks:

Tracing usage to origin.
Tracing origin to usage.
Searching for all current records which hold the traced serial/lot number.

Roles

This walkthrough demonstrates tasks that are performed by the following user roles:

Quality Controller
Warehouse Manager
Order Processor
Purchasing Agent

Prerequisites

To complete this walkthrough, you will need:

The Dynamics NAV company.
To create new items and several business transactions by following the 'Prepare Sample Data' section, later in this walkthrough.

Story

Ricardo, the quality controller, is acting on a sales return of item 1002, Racing Bike. The customer, Selangorian Ltd., complained that the frame has cracked welding seams. Quality control engineers have confirmed that the racing frame of the returned bike is defective. The quality controller must now determine:

Which lot of racing frames was faulty.
On which purchase order the faulty lot was received.

From the sales department, the quality controller knows that the returned racing bike, item 1002, had the serial number SN1. By using this basic information, he must determine where the finished racing bike was last used, and then he must trace backward to the earliest origin to establish which lot number the faulty component, the racing frame, came from.

The results of this first item tracking task identify which racing frames were defective and which vendor supplied them. Afterward, but in the same overall tracking process, the quality controller must find all the sold racing bikes that contain racing frames from the faulty lot so that those orders can be stopped or recalled. Lastly, the quality controller must find any open documents where the faulty lot is used so that no additional transactions are made.

The first two defects-management tasks are performed in the Item Tracing window. The last task is performed in the Navigate window in integration with the Item Tracing window.

Prepare Sample Data

You must create the following new items:

2000, Racing Frame: lot-specific tracking, component of 1002
1002, Racing Bike: serial number-specific tracking

Then you must create various purchase, production, and sales transactions with the two items.

To create the items

Choose the icon, enter Items, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action.
In the No. field, enter 2000, and then proceed to fill in the following fields.
Description Base Unit of Measure Gen. Prod. Posting Group VAT Prod. Posting Group Inventory Posting Group Item Tracking Code
Racing Frame PCS RAW MAT VAT25 RAW MAT LOTALL
Note
To enter the base unit of measure, choose the New button, and then select PSC in the Item Units of Measure window.
All other fields have acceptable default data or do not have to be filled in.
Choose the OK button to create the first new item card, 2000.
Choose New.
In the No. field, enter 1002, and then proceed to fill in the following fields.
Description Base Unit of Measure Gen. Prod. Posting Group VAT Prod. Posting Group Inventory Posting Group Replenishment System Item Tracking Code
Racing Bike PCS RETAIL VAT25 FINISHED Prod. Order SNALL
Note
To enter the base unit of measure, choose the New button, and then select PSC in the Item Units of Measure window.
Next, define the item's manufacturing setup.
On the Replenishment FastTab, in the Routing No. field, enter 1000.
Choose the Production BOM No. field, and then choose Advanced.
In the Production BOM List window, choose the first line, 1000, and then choose the Edit action.
In the Production BOM window, change the value in the Status field to Under Development.
Go to an empty line, enter 2000 in the No. field, and then enter 1 in the Quantity Per field.
Change the value in the Status field back to Certified.
Choose the OK button to insert the production BOM on the item card and close the Production BOM window.
Next, purchase racing frames from Custom Metals Incorporated.

Description	Base Unit of Measure	Gen. Prod. Posting Group	VAT Prod. Posting Group	Inventory Posting Group	Item Tracking Code
Racing Frame	PCS	RAW MAT	VAT25	RAW MAT	LOTALL

Description	Base Unit of Measure	Gen. Prod. Posting Group	VAT Prod. Posting Group	Inventory Posting Group	Replenishment System	Item Tracking Code
Racing Bike	PCS	RETAIL	VAT25	FINISHED	Prod. Order	SNALL

To purchase components

Choose the icon, enter Purchase Orders, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action.
Create a purchase order for vendor, Custom Metals Incorporated, by filling in the following line fields.
Item Quantity Lot No.
2000 10 LOT1
To enter the lot number, choose the Item Tracking Lines action.
In the Item Tracking Lines window, fill in the Lot No. and Quantity (Base) fields, and then close the window.
In the Vendor Invoice No. field, enter any value.
Choose the Post action, select the Receive and Invoice option, and then choose the OK button.
Next, purchase racing frames from Coolwood Technologies.
Choose the icon, enter Purchase Orders, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action.
Create a purchase order for vendor, Coolwood Technologies, by filling in the following line fields.
Item Quantity Lot No.
2000 11 LOT2
To enter the lot number, on the Lines FastTab, in the Line group, choose the Item Tracking Lines action.
In the Item Tracking Lines window, fill in the Lot No. and Quantity (Base) fields, and then close the window.
In the Vendor Invoice No. field, enter any value.
Choose the Post action, select the Receive and Invoice option, and then choose the OK button.
Next, produce two racing bikes, SN1 and SN2.

Item	Quantity	Lot No.
2000	10	LOT1

Item	Quantity	Lot No.
2000	11	LOT2

To produce end items

Choose the icon, enter Released Prod. Orders, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New group.
Create a new released production order by filling in the following fields.
Source No. Quantity Serial No.
1002 2 SN1
1002 2 SN2
Choose the Refresh Production Order action, and then choose the OK button to fill the line.
To enter the serial numbers, choose the Item Tracking Lines action.
In the Item Tracking Lines window, fill in the Serial No. and Quantity (Base) fields, and then close the window.
Next, post consumption of racing frames from LOT1.
In the Released Production Order window, choose the Production Journal action.
In the Production Journal window, select the consumption line for item 2000, choose the Item Tracking Lines action.
In the Item Tracking Lines window, choose the Lot No. field, choose LOT1, and then choose the OK button.
Leave all other defaults in the Production Journal window, and then choose the Post action.
Next, produce two more racing bikes, SN3 and SN4.
Choose the icon, enter Released Prod. Orders, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action.
Create a new released production order by filling in the following fields on the header.
Source No. Quantity Serial No.
1002 2 SN3
1002 2 SN4
Choose the Refresh Production Order action to fill the line.
To enter the serial numbers, choose the Item Tracking Lines action, and then the numbers on two lines in the Serial No. field in the Item Tracking Lines window.
Next, post more consumption of racing frames from LOT1.
In the Released Production Order window, choose the Production Journal action.
In the Production Journal window, select the consumption line for item 2000, choose the Item Tracking Lines action.
In the Item Tracking Lines window, choose the Lot No. field, choose LOT1, and then choose the OK button.
Leave all other defaults in the Production Journal window, and then choose the Post action.
You have produced four racing bikes, SN1 to SN4, and consumed four of the ten racing frames from LOT1, two frames in each production order.
Close the production journal and the production orders.
Next, sell racing bikes. First sell the racing bike with SN1 to Selangorian Ltd..

Source No.	Quantity	Serial No.
1002	2	SN3
1002	2	SN4

To sell the end items

Choose the icon, enter Sales Orders, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action, and then, create a sales order by filling in the following fields.
Customer Item Qty. Serial No.
Selangorian Ltd. 1002 1 SN1
To enter the serial number, choose the Item Tracking Lines action, and then the number in the Serial No. field in the Item Tracking Lines window.
Choose the Post action, select the Ship and Invoice option, and then choose the OK button.
Next, sell the racing bike with SN2 to The Cannon Group PLC.
Choose the icon, enter Sales Orders, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action, and then, create a sales order by filling in the following fields.
Customer Item Qty. Serial No.
Cannon Group PLC. 1002 1 SN2
To enter the serial number, choose the Item Tracking Lines action, and then the number in the Serial No. field in the Item Tracking Lines window.
Choose the Post action, select the Ship and Invoice option, and then choose the OK button.
Finally, sell some racing frames separately. The Cannon Group PLC. also orders four separate racing frames for their own assembly line.
Choose the icon, enter Sales Orders, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action, and then, create a sales order by filling in the following fields.
Customer Item Qty. Serial No.
Cannon Group PLC. 2000 5 LOT1
To enter the serial number, on the Lines FastTab, in the Line group, choose the Item Tracking Lines action, and then the number in the Serial No. field in the Item Tracking Lines window.
Note
Do not post the last sales order for five racing frames.
This completes the preparation of data to demonstrate the Item Tracing and Navigate features.

Customer	Item	Qty.	Serial No.
Selangorian Ltd.	1002	1	SN1

Customer	Item	Qty.	Serial No.
Cannon Group PLC.	1002	1	SN2

Customer	Item	Qty.	Serial No.
Cannon Group PLC.	2000	5	LOT1

Tracing from Usage to Origin

From the sales department, the quality controller knows that the returned racing bike, item 1002, has the serial number SN1. By using this basic information, he can determine where the finished racing bike was last used, in this case, on the sales shipment to Selangorian Ltd.. Then, the quality controller must trace backward to the earliest origin to establish which lot number the faulty racing frame came from and which vendor supplied it.

To determine which lot included the faulty frame and who supplied it

Choose the icon, enter Item Tracing, and then choose the related link.
In the Item Tracing window, enter SN1 in the Serial No. Filter field, and then enter 1002 in the Item Filter field.
Keep the default setting of Item-Tracked Only in the Show Components field, and keep the default trace method of Usage – Origin in the Trace Method.
Choose the Trace action.
Note that one sales shipment header matches the search criteria. Before you continue the trace, verify that the shipment is the one that shipped the faulty racing bike to Selangorian Ltd.
Select the trace line, and then choose the Show Document action.
Now continue to trace the origin of the sales shipment of the racing bike with number SN1.
Choose the + icon on the trace lines to gradually expand and trace backward in the chain of transactions that the sales shipment originates from.
You can trace the following transaction history:
- The first posted document backward in the chain of transactions is the output posting of SN1 from the first released production order.
- The next posted document backward after that is the consumption posting from the first released production order. Here the quality controller sees that a racing frame from LOT1 was used.
- The lowest posted document in this chain is the posted purchase receipt on which racing frames with LOT1 entered inventory.
The quality controller has now established which lot of racing frames was faulty and he can search for the last trace line to see which vendor supplied them, namely Custom Metals Incorporated.
Note
Do not make any additional modifications to the trace result, as you will use it in the next section.
This completes the first defects-management task using the Item Tracing window. The quality controller must now determine whether other posted documents have processed racing frames from LOT1.

Tracing from Origin to Usage

The quality controller has established that the faulty racing frames came from LOT1. He must now find any other racing bikes that contain racing frames from the faulty lot so that those bikes can be stopped or recalled.

One way to prepare this trace task in the Item Tracing window is to manually enter LOT1 in the Lot No. Filter field and 2000 in the Item Filter field. However, this walkthrough will use the Trace Opposite - from Line function.

To find all usage of the faulty lot

In the Item Tracing window, select the line of the purchase receipt, the last trace line, and then choose Trace Opposite – from Line.
The trace result is now based on the filters of the trace line for the purchase receipt, LOT1 and item 2000, and the result is based on trace method Origin - Usage.
To obtain an overview of all usage of item 2000 with LOT1, continue to expand all trace lines.
Choose the Expand All action.
The first four trace lines refer to the sales shipment to Selangorian Ltd., which is already resolved. The last line indicates that one more racing bike, SN2, was produced in the same released production order and then sold and shipped on another sales shipment.
The quality controller immediately informs the sales department so that they can initiate a recall of the defective racing bike from the customer, Cannon Group PLC.
At the same time, he can see from the last three trace lines that another two items, SN3 and SN4, have been produced based on racing frames from LOT1. He takes action to block these end items in inventory.
This completes the second defects management task using the Item Tracing window for defects management. Since the Item Tracing window is based on posted entries only, the quality controller must continue to the Navigate window to make sure that LOT1 is not used in non-posted documents.

Finding All Records of a Serial/Lot Number

With the Item Tracing window, the quality controller learned that LOT1 contained the faulty racing frames, which vendor supplied them, and in which posted transaction they have been used. He must now determine whether LOT1 is in any open documents by integrating from the trace result to the Navigate window where he can perform a search through all database records.

To find all occurrences of LOT1 in non-posted records, such as open orders

In the Item Tracing window, select the first trace line, the purchase receipt of LOT1.
Choose the Navigate action.
The Navigate window is preset with search filters based on the trace result for LOT1. The quality controller recognizes most of the records as pertaining to documents already identified in the Item Tracing window. For example, the last Navigate line of type Production Order refers to the two released production orders that consumed racing frames from LOT1.
However, the second Navigate line of type Sales Line is a non-posted document line, so the quality controller proceeds to investigate.
To open the sales line record, select the second Navigate line, choose the Show action. Alternatively, choose the value in the No. of Records field.
Here the quality controller sees one open sales line for the faulty racing frames. He immediately suggests to the sales department that this order be canceled and a new production order, based on good racing frames, be initiated.
This completes the walkthrough of how to use the Navigate window for defects management in integration with the Item Tracing window.

Origin 2018 Serial Number

How to: Work with Serial and Lot Numbers
How to: Trace Item-Tracked Items
Business Process Walkthroughs

Early to Mid 1960s

No Coach® Creed, No serial number.

Thickest leather grain.

Impression of Coach® logo.

Late 1960s to Early 1970s

Coach® creed, printed in all caps, reads:

THIS IS A COACH BAG. IT IS MADE OUT OF A COMPLETELY NATURAL GLOVE TANNED COWHIDE. THE SCARS, SCRATCHES, VEINS AND WRINKLES ARE NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FULL GRAIN LEATHERS.

In the creed, there should be gaps between the words: “scars, scratches, veins and wrinkles.”

Under the creed in all caps is printed: “MADE IN NEW YORK CITY, U.S.A.”

No serial number.

The Coach® logo is stamped above the creed and the word “LEATHERWARE” is printed in all caps under the word “Coach” within the logo.

All bags that feature the creed but no serial number were manufactured in the original Coach® factory in New York City.

Mid to Late 1970s

Under the Coach® Creed is printed: “MADE IN THE UNITED STATES” or “MADE IN U.S.A.” (This change is because Coach® began to manufacture bags in other locations within the United States, besides New York City.)

Serial number contains seven numbers in the format: xxx-xxxx.

The serial number is unique to each bag and does not correspond to the style number.

A few styles feature “MADE IN U.S.A” printed under the creed and have serial numbers that consist of eight numbers without a dash.

1980s

Coach® Creed is the same as in mid to late 1970s.

Serial number contains seven numbers in the format: xxxx-xxx.

Both the first four digits before the dash and the last three digits after the dash are unique to each bag and do not correspond to the style number.

1994

The creed, printed in all caps, reads:

THIS IS A COACH BAG. IT WAS HANDCRAFTED IN [COUNTRY OF ORIGIN] OF

COMPLETELY NATURAL GLOVE-TANNED COWHIDE. THE VARIATIONS IN THE GRAIN

ARE CHARACTERISTIC OF NATURAL FULL GRAIN LEATHER.

There are no gaps between any of the words in the creed.

The serial number has the format: xxx-xxxx.

The first three characters before the dash indicate the month, year, and location in which that particular bag was manufactured. The first and third characters are letters, and the second character is a numeral.

The four numbers after the dash indicate the bag’s style number.

For example, consider the serial number: F5D-9966. “F” is the 6th letter of alphabet, which indicates that the bag was manufactured during the 6th month of the year: June. “5” represents the year during which the bag was manufactured. “D” indicates that the bag was manufactured in the United States. Thus, you can decipher from the first part of the serial number that the bag was manufactured in the United States during June 1995.

The letters used to represent bags’ countries of origin can vary. It is not crucial to consider this factor when determining the authenticity of a bag.

Before 1994, Coach® assigned style numbers to bags but did not include them in bags’ serial numbers. Therefore, you can find two bags that look the same, but one could have a serial number consisting of arbitrary digits (if it was manufactured before 1994) and the other could have a serial number that indicates the style number (if it was manufactured after 1994).