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# Allow Item Wise Godowns
**YouTube:** [How to Allow Item-Wise Manual Godown Selection in Packing Slips?](https://youtu.be/_3H3wMUGp50)
## How to Allow Item Wise Manual Godown Selection in Packing Slips?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to enable **item-wise Godown selection** in Packing Slip entries using the **"Allow Item Wise Godowns"** option in Logic ERP. This feature allows different godowns to be selected for individual items instead of applying a single godown to the entire document.
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### Objective of This Feature
* Select different godowns for individual items
* Improve item-wise stock allocation
* Provide greater flexibility during packing slip entry
* Support transactions involving multiple godowns
* Reduce dependency on header-level godown selection
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### Access to the Packing Slip Configuration
* Navigate to the **Packing Slip** module.
* Open the **Configuration** window.
* Go to the **Other Options 2** section.
* Locate and the option labeled as:
> **"Allow Item Wise Godowns"**
* Once enabled, an additional option **Allow Manual Selection of Item Wise Godowns** will appear.
* Enable this option as well.
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Create a New Packing Slip
* Initiate a **New Packing Slip** entry.
* Select the required customer.
* Retrieve the required **Sales Order**.
**Result**
As item-wise godown selection is enabled:
* The **Godown** field at the header level is disabled.
* Godown selection is now managed at the item level.
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### Select Godown for Individual Items
* Navigate to the **Item Details** section.
* The **Godown Name** field is now available for each item.
* Open the dropdown and select the required godown.
* Scan or enter the item.
* Allocate the required quantity.
**Result**
* The selected godown is assigned specifically to that item.
* You can repeat the same process for other items and select **different godowns** as required.
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### Example
For example:
* **Item 1 → Godown A**
* **Item 2 → Godown B**
* **Item 3 → Godown C**
This allows each item in the same Packing Slip to be allocated from a different godown.
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### Key Benefits
* **Item-Level Control:** Select a specific godown for each item.
* **Flexible Stock Allocation:** Allocate items from different godowns within the same document.
* **Improved Inventory Management:** Provides better control over item-wise stock movement.
* **Reduced Manual Work:** Eliminates the need to create separate documents for different godowns.
* **Better Accuracy:** Ensures each item is allocated from the intended godown.
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### Important Note
When **"Allow Item Wise Godowns"** and the manual item-wise godown selection option are enabled, godown selection is performed at the **item level** rather than at the document header level.
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### Final Outcome
After enabling **"Allow Item Wise Godowns"**, Logic ERP allows you to select and allocate **different godowns for individual items** during Packing Slip entry, providing greater flexibility and control over stock allocation.
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