Scan the allocated bin when picking
Scan the bin you take the material from. A bin this job's stock was not allocated from is refused.
For operators
Use an authorised account and only supported physical facts. Each job's stock is allocated from particular bins, and the pick checks the bin you scan against them.
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Scan the allocated bin when picking
- Choose the floor menu
Choose the floor menu.
Use the shared Floor menu for physical stock tasks.
- Open Pick for a job
Open Pick for a job.
JOB-24117 has four pieces reserved. Pick them from the bin they were allocated from.
- Choose job reservation
Choose job reservation.
Keep this move attached to the exact job reservation.
- Scan a location
Scan a location.
Choose Source location, so the next scan fills the bin you take the material from.
- Focus the scan field
Focus the scan field.
Scan the label on the bin at the pick face.
- Scan another bin
Scan another bin.
A-02 also holds these screws, but this job's stock was allocated from A-01. The scan is refused and nothing is selected.
- Scan the allocated bin
Scan the allocated bin.
Scan A-01, the bin this job's stock was allocated from. The source fills in.
- Choose actual destination
Choose actual destination.
Confirm the actual staging location. Picking still leaves material inside this ledger.
- Enter actual quantity
Enter actual quantity.
Enter the four pieces physically picked for this job.
- Check the exact movement
Check the exact movement.
Check the current material, location, quantity and approved unit. This preparation has not posted stock.
- Confirm the physical facts
Confirm the physical facts.
Confirm only the movement you physically checked. A scan or prepared suggestion does not establish that it happened.
- Record this movement
Record this movement.
The recorded receipt is retained. If the result is uncertain, keep the original request and check it before attempting another movement.
Check retained receipts after uncertainty. Do not repeat a movement with a new request identity until the original result is known.