What is the difference between Post Goods Issue & Post
Goods Received.
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Answer Posted / avinash
The mojor difference between PGI & PGR is post goods issue
is normal business process means goods are going to deliver
to customers by using LF DEL doc type with 601 mov. type.
Come to PGR it is Goods return by customer with some
reasons like Goods damage.... by the time PGR happend
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