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# Carry Forward Pack/Sizes

**YouTube:** [How to Configure Carry Forward of Pack/Sizes in Sales Orders?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmcmXa2vui4)

## How to Configure Carry Forward of Pack/Sizes in Sales Orders?

This tutorial explains how to **simplify the Sales Order process by enabling the “Carry Forward Pack/Sizes” feature** in Logic ERP. It demonstrates how this configuration helps automatically carry forward previously entered pack sizes, reducing manual effort and improving efficiency during order entry.

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### **Objective of This Feature**

* Automatically carry forward **pack/size details** to the next line
* Reduce repetitive data entry
* Improve **speed and accuracy** in sales order creation

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### **Accessing Sales Order Configuration**

* Navigate to **Sales Order Module**
* Click on **Configuration**
* Select the relevant **Sales Order Configuration**
* Locate and enable the option:

> **“Carry Forward Pack/Sizes”**

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* Click **Save**

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### **Creating Sales Order with Feature Enabled**

* Click on **New Order**
* This ensures updated configuration is applied
* Start a **New Sales Order Entry**
* Enter item with **Pack/Size details**

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**System Behavior**

* Pack/Size details are **automatically carried forward**
* Applies to the **next line item**

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### **Impact on Workflow**

* Eliminates need to re-enter pack/size repeatedly
* Speeds up order entry process
* Reduces chances of manual errors

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### **Best Use Cases**

* Businesses dealing with:
  * Multiple **sizes/variants** of items
  * Repetitive order patterns
* High-volume **order entry environments**

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### **Key Benefits**

* Saves time during **sales order creation**
* Enhances **data entry efficiency**
* Improves **consistency across entries**
* Reduces operator workload

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### **Best Practice Tip**

* Use this feature when:
  * Most items share similar pack/size patterns
* Disable if:
  * Each item requires different size inputs

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### **Final Outcome**

* Pack/Size details are **auto-filled intelligently**
* Sales order process becomes **faster and smoother**
* Overall productivity and accuracy are improved


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