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Custom Suitelet
Hi,
I am wondering if this is possible to achieve via custom Suitelet in NetSuite.
The idea is it somewhat works like work orders. But it allows us to select multiple output items. We select what inventory items/consumables (materials) were used to create the item. The materials will be deducted from available on-hand quantity and the output will be added on-to available on-hand quantity.
The reason for this is, due to our manufacturing process we cannot be sure of the material that will come out of the production until it is fully processed, however standard work orders require us to know what the output is, and it requires us to create a work order for every output item. This would be difficult as we may have multiple different outputs from the same materials consumed.