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To create an output mode, enter a three-character code and a title to identify it in a unique way. This information is located in the header of the management screen.
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The information that can be entered in this screen relates to:
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Fields
The following fields are present on this tab :
Block number 1
| Code of the output mode. The output mode determines the rules applied to the products when searching for output locations. |
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| Select this check box to activate the current record. Disabled records keep their content and setup but cannot be used (by recalling their code) on other records (documents, settings ...), or for mass processes. The authorizations to a given function can prohibit the creation of an active record. In this case, the check box is disabled by default. It can only be modified by an authorized user or through a signature Workflow. |
Rules
| Limit threshold between small and large volume. |
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Serial N° management
| The serial numbers entered on output will have to be previously entered on input (the 'Serial number output management' field is automatically checked if the latter is checked). |
| The management of the serial numbers is enabled in output mode. |
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Picking
| The system considers that the picking is peformed in priority from picking-type locations. |
| The system chooses the most appropriate picking location(s) to meet the request.
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| The system triggers a replenishment order if the quantity to be picked is greater than the available stock of the picking location. |
| A replenishment order is triggered at the end of the wave if the available picking stock is less than the replenishment threshold of the location and if the location has been the subject of a picking during the wave. |
| Only selected products will be taken into account in the calculation of the ideal classes in the Dynamic picking module. |
Grid Output priority
| When the system must perform an output movement from the reserve, it loads into the memory all the stock objects of the considered product code, on the basis of a sort criterion defined by the combination of the 6 following elements:
When the system must perform an output movement from a picking location in non-multiple mode, it uses the same combination of 6 elements except for one difference at the level of the CU/STK quantity criteria: the system favors the largest SO (contrary to the reserve when the system favors the smallest SO) to take the cascading picking location reorder into account. |
Picking pivot
| If the box is checked, the picking location is set to "pivot picking", which means it is not assigned to a Depositor/product pair; in that case, the assignment takes place upon wave launching. The use of a picking reserved for the product is a priority compared with the use of pivot pickings, irrespective of the setup of the product output mode. |
| When the box is checked, the generated Replenishment orders for the replenishment of a pivot picking location will only process the requirement of a single DO; Otherwise, they can process the requirement of several DOs of the same wave. |
| When the box is checked, a pivot picking location is only replenished for a wave; otherwise the same pivot picking can be replenished within the frame of several waves. |
Grid Picking priority
| When the system must perform an output (or replenishment) movement in multiple picking mode, it loads into the memory all the stock objects of the considered product code, based on a sort criterion defined by the combination of the 4 following elements: Object:Management of the output criteria for the picking locations assigned to products managed with multiple picking mode. The criteria listed below should be sorted by order of priority. Picking priority. The locations with the highest picking priority, corresponding to the lowest number assigned to a location, are preferred. Occupancy %. The least occupied locations are preferred. CU quantity. The location with the largest available CU quantity is preferred. FIFO date.Output of the object with the oldest FIFO date. FIFO bracket.Output of the object with the oldest FIFO bracket.
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Multiple picking
| If the check box is selected, the product will be managed in multipicking. This mode allows you to create multiple picking locations using the same reference container for the selected product. |
| If this check box is selected, the pickings related to a DO for a given product reference are carried out from a single picking location. |
| If this check box is selected, the stock search first applies to the other picking locations before replenishment. If this check box is cleared and if stock is missing from a picking location, this location is replenished first. |
| If this check box is selected, the replenishment is carried out from a unique picking location for all the pickings linked to the wave. |
Reserve output authorized
| This field indicates if output from the reserve is authorized and in which cases: No. All outputs are performed from the Picking. Request >= object. The picking is carried out from the reserve if the requested quantity is equal to or higher than the standard quantity of the default product container. After objects have been successively picked from the reserve, the remaining quantity (i.e. lower than a complete object) will be taken from the picking. Request >= picking capacity %. This way, the picking location is consistent with the quantity requested in the DO. Always. Regardless of the output quantity, the picking is carried out in the reserve area (no picking). |
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| Use this field to define a percentage, but only if the Request >= % picking capacity option is enabled against the Authorized reserve output field. This percentage will be used to calculate the threshold beyond which the reserve search can be triggered. |
Incomplete cntr. pick authorized
| This field specifies if the output of incomplete pallets is authorized. No. Objects from an incomplete container will only be used for replenishment movements and can be subjected to transfers for merging purposes. Request < standard quantity. Objects from an incomplete container can be subject to an output for a given DO but only if the request or balance to be completed is strictly less than the standard quantity of the product pallet container. The output of complete objects is performed as a priority. Objects from an incomplete container can only be subject to an output from the reserve if no standard pallet is available, and the balance to be completed is less that the product palletization standard. Always. Stock objects are processed in the preferred order defined in the Output mode (see later on the setup called Priority Order of the criteria). No priority for complete objects. Choosing one of the first two values of this setup (value No or Request < Standard quantity) can cause the FIFO order to be skipped. |
| Specifies if the system agrees to create an incomptete pallet to meet an output request. This parameter has no impact on the picking replenishment algorithm. This parameter is inhibited by the system when reserve outputs are always authorized. |
Grid Replenishment priority
| When the system must perform a replenishment movement from the reserve, it loads into the memory all the stock objects of the considered product code, on the basis of a sort criterion defined by the combination of the 6 following elements:
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| You can sort out the replenishment priority criteria in ascending (default value) or descending order.
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In addition to the generic error messages, the following messages can appear during the entry :
Field error, Authorized reserve output
Value prohibited because of picking stock management Incompatible options in reserve and picking stock management.