Content Comparison

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• A000-A999

• B000-B999

• C000-C999

• D000-D999

• E000-E999

• F000-F999

• G000-G999

• H000-H999

• I000-I999

• J000-J999

• K000-K999

• L000-L999

• M000-M999

• N000-N999

• O000-O999

• P000-P999 (Replaced by the one Input bin.)

• Q000-QN999 (Replaced by the one QC bin)

• R000-R9999

• S000-S999 (Replaced by the one Input bin)

• T000-T999 (Replaced by the one Input bin)

• U000-U999

• V000-V999 (Replaced by the one Input bin)

• W000-W999 (Replaced by the one Input bin)

• X000-X999 (Replaced by the one Input bin)

• Y000-Y999 (Replaced by the one Ship bin)

• Z000-Z999

Shelves to Create

• P000-P999

• S000-S999

• T000-T999

• V000-V999

• W000-W999

• X000-X999

Input Bin Shelves

Note: One item can have multiple shelves.

Receiving Process

1. Receive into the Receive Bin

2. Then create Put-away documents to put inventory away.

3. For VMI Items:

   • Receive Put away into the Input Bin (Shelves: T001–T999).

   • What about Yakta? How do we know which items are Yakta items?

4. For Raw Steel Items:

   • Receive Put away into the Input Bin (Shelves: S001–S999).

   • What about Yakta? How do we know which items are Yakta items?

5. For Other Items:

   • Receive into the Receive Bin (e.g., Dock02Put away to Yellow Bins (stock locations).

   • What about Yakta? How do we know which items are Yakta items?Create a Putaway Document to move inventory to Yellow Bins (stock locations).

   • Movement to Input Bin:

     • Create a Movement Document to transfer inventory from Yellow Bins to the Input Bin.

     • Optionally, use the Replenishment Function on Work Orders.

     • Print shelves by item on the Movement Document. These are the shelves in the Input bin

       • P001-P999, W001-W999

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Quality Control

1. Create a single QC Bin

   1. Do we need to create shelves: Q000–Q999?

2. Determine when inventory is moved in and out of the QC Bin as per operational requirements.

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