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Storage Location Control

Inventory management supports fexible warehouse logistics for multi-level warehouse structures with storage locations, zones and areas. Whether you have a high-rack warehouse or warehouse block storage, you can precisely map the warehouse structure of your company. Alongside the many parameters that can be set, there are a number of different storage, stock removal and picking strategies to choose from. The system also supports automated confrmations via BDE.

  • Maps the warehouse organization
    • On the warehouse level
      • Organization: simple warehouse, high rack storage, bulk storage, or only storage locations
      • On the warehouse zone level
        Zone usage, for example, deep freezing
      • Free assignment of rows to aisles
      • Freely definable sequence of warehouse zones and rows
      • Picking, receipt of goods, issue of goods, reserve zone
      • Quarantine & blocking status
    • On the storage location level
      • Multiple slots per storage location possible
      • Storage segregated by item or by identifier
      • Different storage location categories (storage locations with or without storage units, picking location without storage units, bulk storage
        location with storage units, fixed location without storage unit)
    • Representation of various physical access possibilities to the storage units of a storage location
      • High rack storage locations
      • Bulk storage locations
  • Items with parallel inventory units can be put away and withdrawn in warehouses with storage locations without conditions.
  • Owners of inventory for warehoused inventory in storage locations (fixed and dynamic)
  • Inventory orders & requisitions
    • Automatic replenishment
    • Automatic return transfers
    • Storage locations can be predetermined manually by means of inventory requisitions
    • Identifier allocation also when generating inventory orders
    • Automatic generation of inventory orders
    • Inventory orders can be generated on the basis of either picking or delivery orders
    • Inventory order line items can be split
    • Storage labels
  • Loading units (optional)
    • Same loading units used throughout inventory management, including storage location control
    • Put-away and withdrawal of complete loading units
    • Use of SSCC (serial shipping container code) or German NUS (number of shipping unit, or NVE) throughout is possible
    • Inventory query with loading unit display
    • Inventory corrections with or without loading units
  • Put-away strategies
    • Put-away restrictions
    • Random put-away
    • Fill strategy (fixed location, store, do not fill)
    • Put-away (empty location, bulk additions to existing stock)
    • Put-away sort order (freely definable sequence of aisle, row, level, and storage location)
    • Optional storage location overrun rule (for each or all zones) based on an ABC classification of items and the corresponding prioritization of the storage locations
  • Withdrawal strategies
    • Withdrawal restrictions
    • FIFO or strict FIFO
    • Withdrawal sort order (freely definable sequence of aisle, row, level, and storage location)
  • Picking strategy
    • Picking point
    • Any storage location
  • Even with extensive rules for putaway and withdrawal processes, response times are very short: the storage location-managed warehouses are mapped in a writethrough cache in the main memory
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