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IC Quarantine in Sage 300

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Before jumping into knowing the IC Quarantine report we have to understand the following points.
  • What is Quarantine in Sage 300?
  • What is the relation of Quarantine and Lot Number

IC Quarantine is a feature where you can reserve the lot number and allocate the number to the specific item.

Use IC Quarantine feature when inventory items have defects or still have to clear the duties from customs authorities for the lot inventory Item or might have some paperwork needed for the lot inventory item, in such situation one cannot sell the item until these situations be resolved

Let’s understand this with the example, in this case consider lot number “40119-April

item number “A1-900/L” and tick the check box of Quarantined On

IC QUARANTINE in Sage 300

Note:  The dates on Quarantine could not be the date before stock date.

Now let’s see whether we can use this lot number while making the OE Shipment entry.

IC QUARANTINE in Sage 300

In the above image we can see when we tried to use the lot number “40119-April” the error pop-up showing that the assign lot number is on Quarantine.

But, what if we want to release the lot number before the date we mentioned in ‘Until’, to do so navigate to Inventory Control → IC Periodic Processing → Quarantine Release.

IC QUARANTINE in Sage 300

Click on the screen, following screen will appear and fill the data as per the requirements.

IC QUARANTINE in Sage 300

After clicking on the process, following message will be pop up.

IC QUARANTINE in Sage 300

Now the Quarantine Lot is available to use.

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