| # Conformance reporting Infor LN 10.4 Before shipment of an item, it may be required for a supplier or an approved third party to perform a source inspection on the item. Inspecting items before shipment can be useful if: An item’s compliance to standards cannot be verified by the receiving business partner The shipped items are assemblies comprised of component parts that cannot be verified except when unassembled Outsourcing/improved scheduling of parts is applicable Source inspection is part of a supplier audit procedure, such as First Article Inspection To indicate that item inspection before shipment is required, conformance reporting is introduced. A purchase order can now include a conformance reporting code, which indicates that the item on the purchase order requires a conformance document check at source inspection. The conformance document check can be performed in Quality or in Warehousing. A document can be processed after inspection only if it is accepted. You must set up conformance reporting in Quality. For more information, refer to Product Testing and Control. Conformance Reporting field in Procurement In Procurement, the Conformance Reporting field is added to these sessions: Items - Purchase Defaults (tdipu0102m000) Items - Purchase (tdipu0101m000) Items - Purchase Business Partner (tdipu0110m000) Purchase Contract Lines (tdpur3101m000) Purchase Contract Line Details (tdpur3101m100) Purchase Contract Line - History (tdpur3551m000) Purchase Schedule Line History (tdpur3561m000) Purchase Order Lines (tdpur4101m000) Purchase Order Line Details (tdpur4101m200) Purchase Receipts (tdpur4106m000) Purchase Order Line History (tdpur4551m000) Purchase Order Line (tdpur4601m000) Print Purchase Orders (tdpur4401m000) Related topics Data set-up for Conformance Reporting Implementing conformance reporting with no testing combination Implementing Conformance Reporting with a testing combination First Article Inspection |