What is an Outward Request in ManufApp, and why is it essential?

What is an Outward Request in ManufApp, and why is it essential?

What:
An Outward Request is a system-generated entry to record the movement of goods out of inventory, either to the production floor (RM/SFG) or for customer dispatch (FG).

Why:
To ensure every material issuance — whether internal or external — is approved, documented, and traceable.

Benefit:
Provides complete control over stock movement, ensures real-time inventory accuracy, and forms a digital trail from planning to dispatch.



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