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  • Sep 23, 2024 1:24 PM UTC
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Hello all,

I just added some new Attributes for us to expand functionality of our stock items. When I go to the Stock Items > Attributes tab, I see our current/live attributes, but I see no way of adding (+) the new Attributes I just created.

Do these need to be added/enabled via a customization?

Best answer by hdussa

Hello @swartzfeger ,

The new attributes need to be added in the Attributes TAB of the Item Classes [IN201000] screen. They will propagate to the corresponding items.

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hdussa
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  • Sep 24, 2024 2:58 AM UTC

Hello @swartzfeger ,

The new attributes need to be added in the Attributes TAB of the Item Classes [IN201000] screen. They will propagate to the corresponding items.

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Dipak Nilkanth
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Hi @swartzfeger,

Adding attributes to stock items doesn't require any customization in Acumatica. The system allows you to assign attributes to stock items based on their Item Classes, streamlining the process.

When you assign attributes to a specific Item Class, all stock items under that class will automatically inherit those attributes, saving you time and effort.

Hope, it helps!

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  • Sep 24, 2024 12:18 PM UTC

Hello @swartzfeger ,

The new attributes need to be added in the Attributes TAB of the Item Classes [IN201000] screen. They will propagate to the corresponding items.

It’s been a year since I did this Harish -- thank you! I knew there was something I did to include the attributes. I will not forget Item Classes next time. :)

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  • Sep 24, 2024 12:19 PM UTC

Hi @swartzfeger,

Adding attributes to stock items doesn't require any customization in Acumatica. The system allows you to assign attributes to stock items based on their Item Classes, streamlining the process.

When you assign attributes to a specific Item Class, all stock items under that class will automatically inherit those attributes, saving you time and effort.

Hope, it helps!

Thank you Dipak, excellent answer. :)

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