A video on this process is available here.
Start by creating an In-Bond Product:
- Navigate to Operations - Setup and click Setup Actions, then Add In-Bond Product
- Set the appropriate details for the product coming in, choosing the batch type as which you'd like these barrels categorized. Create a new batch type if this is a new type coming in, or if you want to keep this received spirit separate. Save the in-bond product.
Next receive the barrels:
- Navigate to any Operations page, click Barrel Actions, then click Receive Full Barrels
- Use the form, or download the CSV
- Notes on filling out the CSV (completed example spreadsheet available below):
- Receiving Date: The date the barrels came into your DSP (MM/DD/YYYY)
- Number: The individual barrel number (Must be unique numbers)
- Fill Date: Original fill (age) date of this spirit (MM/DD/YYYY)
- Product: The bonded product set up in Operations - Setup for this spirit
- Batch Type: The batch type as which you're bringing in this spirit (must match the bonded product set up in Operations - Setup)
- Barrel Kind: The barrel profile name (in your system) by which these barrels should be identified
- Barrel Size: The capacity of the barrel (Numbers only)
- Barrel Size Unit: Unit of capacity (gal, L, mL, oz)
- Proof: The proof of the spirit as reported on the transfer record or as measured on receipt (numbers only)
- Proof Unit: Proof
- ***Lot ID: The TTB Lot ID for the fill/age date (YY+Alpha-month+DD)
- Fill Quantity: Volume in the barrel (number only)
- Fill Unit: Unit of the volume (gal, L, mL, oz)
- *Row-Height-Depth: For locating the barrel (Optional)
- **Batch Cost (if batch costing turned on)
- Click Receive Barrels
* - Optional Field
** - Only necessary if Batch Costing has been enabled.
*** - User may need to adjust cell format in Excel to "Text Format" to show correct Lot ID Format
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