Dekit components from a work order when you need to record that you're not using components you previously kitted to this work order.

Usually you'll dekit components if you kitted more than you needed to complete the work order. You'll scrap components if they're damaged or expired, or for some other reason couldn't be used in your manufacturing process.

Note: If you find you're having to dekit/scrap a lot of kitted components, consider using backflush components instead of kit components to decrease the amount of record keeping you have to do.

To dekit or scrap components of a work order, you must have the following:

• A work order that's been released and kitted
• A reason to dekit or scrap components

To dekit components in a work order, follow these steps: 

1. From the Work Order Detail page, click Dekit/Scrap.
2. Click Expand All to open all the kitted components.
3. Enter the following information into the line for each component you need to scrap or return (all are required): 
   • Dekit Location
   • Dekit Bin (if your dekit location is bin-tracked)
   • Packaging UOM 
   • Scrap Location
   • Scrap Bin (if your scrap location is bin-tracked)
   • Quantity to Return
   • Quantity to Scrap
4. If you track serial numbers, click Serials and enter the serial numbers of the components you're scrapping.
5. Click Save.

After you dekit components from your work order, the component's material tracking record shows a new value in the Quantity Short field. This value equals the quantity of this component you must issue to complete this work order.

Kenandy does the following:

• Updates the material tracking records for each component you dekitted
• Calculates and populates the Quantity Short value (includes both quantity returned and quantity scrapped)
• Creates an Inventory Change record of type Work Order Dekit
• Creates an Inventory Transaction record of type Work Order Component Scrap for each component you scrapped
• Creates an Inventory Transaction record of type Work Order Component Return for any component you returned
• Updates the WIP SKID

What Comes Next

To issue components to finish your work order, do one of these:

• Kit new component to this work order
• Record an operation that includes backflush components

In either case, you may need to wait until purchasing and receiving are complete for the new components you're using before you record them as part of this work order.

The following table lists the fields that Kenandy provides. Your system administrator selects the fields that are displayed on your user interface.

Item Table Field Descriptions

Field	Description
Item	A component that's needed to complete this work order. The Item comes from the Components list on the item specification.
Quantity Required	The number of this component needed to complete this work order. This value comes from the Quantity per Assembly field on the Components list on the item specification.
Quantity Issued	The number of this component you've kitted to this work order. This value changes when you return quantities of this component.
Quantity Short	The number of this component that is not issued but is required to complete this work order. This value is recalculated when you dekit a component.
Quantity Used	The number of this component you recorded as used to complete an operation in this work order. This value comes from the Quantity Used field on the Issue from WIP tab on the Record Operations page. You enter this quantity when you record an operation.
Quantity Scrapped	The number of this component you recorded as scrapped. This value can come from the Quantity Scrapped field on either Record Operations page or the Dekit/Scrap page.
Material Tracking	The material tracking record number and link for this component. The material tracking record is updated when you dekit a component. The WIP SKID for this component is tied to the material tracking record.

Item Expanded Line Field Descriptions

Field	Description
Action	Serial tracking If you track this component by serial number, click the Serials button and record the serial numbers of the components you are dekitting.
Date Received	The date you recorded this component as received from your supplier.
Dekit Bin	The bin where you put this component when you dekit it.
Dekit Location	The location where you put components you have dekitted.
Expiration Date	This component's expiration dates.
Lot Number	This component's lot number, if you track this component by lot.
Packaging UOM	The UOM you use to keep track of this item in your warehouse. For example, if you make t-shirts and pack them into cases for storage in your warehouse, enter CS (case) into Packaging UOM for a work order for t-shirts.
Quantity to Return	The number of this component that you will return to your supplier. [Add info about where this value carries over/is copied in the return process]
Quantity to Scrap	The number of this component that you will scrap. [Add info about where this value carries over/how scrap is accounted for]
Rental	Tells you whether or not this component can be rented.
Scrap Bin	The bin where you'll put this scrapped component.
Scrap Location	The location in your facility where you store scrapped components.
Used	Tells you whether this component is used or new.