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Status Under review

Workspace IBM MAS - Mobile

Categories Inventory Counting

Created by Guest

Created on Nov 6, 2025

Sort Orders should be respected

When counter is working in the ad hoc counts, they often choose a sort order that suits the approach they wish to take in the storeroom. Through out their day, they save their work to ensure they do not loose progres but this also clears the sort order. The sort order should remain for at least the session they are in.

Idea priority	High
Needed By	Yesterday (Let's go already!)

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Vinicius Garmatz

Nov 7, 2025

Hello Darren ... can you help me clarifying the scenario? As per the statement you mean to say that, when sorting is changed and the record is saved, is the existing sort definition being reseted?

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