Exam MB-330 topic 3 question 27 discussion

I think transfer is correct, because as per Microsoft documentation , we can use transfer journal for tranferring items between two different locations "without any cost impact," and since question also specifies "without cost", therefore transfer journal meets requirement. Further, in transfer case item departs from one warehouse but is also received at other warehouse, the latter is arrival scenario.

Shouldn't the first be "Arrival"?

b. Arrival The Item Arrival Journal. It allows the inventory control clerk to register the physical receipt of inventory into the system without immediately impacting cost or ledger accounts. The financial posting (if any) happens later when the receipt is finalized (e.g., via a purchase order product receipt), which aligns with the requirement’s focus on registration without cost or ledger changes. a. Movement or Adjustment only b. Movement

For the first point is Arrival. The question is about reception without change the cost or the ledger Adjustment you can change the cost Transfer is not a reception Movement you can cahnge the cost and the ledger The arrival uses the standard configuration without any modification

The clerk in the question is handling adjustments. Arrival is not an Adjustment Transaction. So the correct answer is Transfer Journal.

The given answer is correct. 1. Transfer has both the issue and receipt inventory transactions and the impact no cost and ledger account changes. 2. Movement or Adjustment have same functions of adding or decreasing the inventory and the difference is that the Movement has the option to modify offset account while the adjustment cannot modify because the offset account is fixed. 3. Movement - as mentioned in no. 2, it has the option to modify or select the offset account.

Arrival - Receipt (Purchase or Transfer) Movement, Adjustment, Counting - all three allow this Movement - Allows specific offset account

Q2: Movement, Adjustment or Counting...Just posted counting journal and changed the cost price...meand the user can specify cost for all 3 journals.

If I had an exam, I would answer: 1) Arrival 2) Movement or Adjustment only 3) Movement The first one can't be Transfer. The question is "Register receipt of inventory ....", the transfer journal is used "to transfer items between stocking locations, batches ...". If so, a stock to be transferred has to be on inventory.

First should be Arrival, to register receipt of inventory rather transferring inventory without transit.

Counting journal can also be used to add Stock quantities with predefined value

For me, first should be Arrival As stated here: You can use the item arrival journal to register the receipt of items (for example, from purchase orders). https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/inventory/inventory-journals

here is the reference link for transfer and arrival journals: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/inventory/inventory-journals

I agree