In a TDA unit with only one stock SLoc, which transaction is used to establish sub-hand receipts?

In a TDA (Table of Distribution and Allowances) unit with only one stock SLoc (Stock Location), the process of establishing sub-hand receipts is performed using the ZEPA transaction. This transaction allows the unit to create sub-hand receipts for items within the stock location, which is essential for tracking and managing inventory at more granular levels.

Sub-hand receipts represent a formal acknowledgment that certain items within a supply line are being issued to individuals or specific areas within the unit, even though there’s only one primary stock location. By utilizing the ZEPA transaction, units can ensure that accountability is maintained for assets while facilitating better management of the inventory.

The importance of ZEPA in this context lies in its ability to support efficient supply chain practices, allowing for precise tracking of item ownership and ensuring accountability for logistics operations within the TDA unit. This helps in maintaining accurate records and ensuring compliance with logistical regulations.