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NAVIGATION
Administrator
Rules Management
Master Data Configuration
Inbound Process
Outbound Process
Loading and Shipping
Inventory Management
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Receiving Order is the process of accepting and verifying incoming goods from a supplier or vendor against a Purchase Order (PO). It marks the transition of items from in-transit to on-hand inventory, ensuring that the correct products, in the correct quantities and condition, are received and recorded into the warehouse system. In a standard inbound process, WMS receives Purchase Order (PO) information from the accounting system. Based on these PO details, users perform receiving operations. Once the PO is fully received, the WMS synchronizes the Goods Receipt (GR) with the accounting system for inventory updates.
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Note
Users can print a Receiving List from the WMS, which includes barcoded PO Numbers and Item Numbers, to manage scenarios where items lack barcodes. For partial receiving, users manually close the Receipt (By PO) in the WMS and trigger the GR interface. Receipt detail for user to view and confirm the partial receive. For PO Close on the partial received, close in both SQL and WMS. Email notification when the GR interface is triggered. If extra quantities are received from the supplier, users create a new PO in SQL and sync it with the WMS to complete the receiving process.”
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Boundary
PO must interface from accounting system.
SKU must be configured with rules before performing receiving.
SKU not in PO unable to receive.
Unable to receive over order quantity. Users need to create new PO to receive extra quantity.
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Inbound Processes
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Cross Dock Process Flow