For a general description and examples of adding a customs issue to a receiving document, see Receiving Goods from the Customs Warehouse.
	For a general description of how serial numbers are used at the customs warehouse, see Using Serial Numbers at a Customs Warehouse.

If an item's serial numbers are listed in a customs issue document (that is, the additional, non-obligatory part of the serial number), when the function for adding a customs issue to a goods document is used, the serial numbers used in the customs issue (where they were entered) will be used; when the customs document is transferred to the receiving document the program will REMOVE the part of the serial number that is required for customs purposes (the number of the document and the number of the document line.) The number of lines created in the receiving document will be the same as the number of lines in the customs issue document.

Example:

I) In a customs issue document, two lines have been entered for an item. They have the following serial numbers:

II) When the function for adding the customs issue document to the receiving document is used, 100 pieces of the item will be received: 50 pieces with the batch serial number (product variant) 55 and 50 pieces with the same batch serial number (55). The program will create two lines in the receiving document with the following serial numbers: