qunatity in transit

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

"In Transit" quantity in NetSuite refers to the quantity of items that have been shipped from one location but have not yet been received at the destination location. This is typically used in the context of Transfer Orders. If "In Transit" quantities are consistently returning zero, it could be due to a few reasons: 1. Status Check: Ensure the transfer orders are correctly marked as shipped. If they’re not, the system won’t recognize them as “in transit.” 2. Saved Search or Report Configuration: Verify that the saved search or report you’re using to track “in transit” quantities is configured correctly. It should be set up to show quantities from the moment the transfer order status changes to shipped and until it’s received. 3. Workflow or Script Interference: Sometimes, custom workflows or scripts can interfere with the standard processing of transaction statuses. Check if there’s any custom code that might be affecting the transfer order lifecycle. 4. Permission Issues: Make sure that the roles looking to view “in transit” quantities have the necessary permissions to view the relevant fields and records. To diagnose further, you can create a new saved search from scratch for transfer orders with the status ‘shipped’ and ensure the criteria and results are set up to display the correct fields. In the context of Purchase Orders (POs), the "In Transit" quantity is not directly applicable. However, if you're using the inbound shipment feature, you might be able to get the inbound shipment detail information on a transaction search. When it comes to closing a transfer order that has not been fully received, one approach is to delete the fulfillment and re-issue it with the correct quantity if it's within the same period. If it's outside the period, you can receive in full and create an inventory adjustment out for the quantity not actually received. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******