Use the Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue to track sales orders and transfer orders and their products through the warehouse as the order is being picked. From the Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue you can also do the following:
Confirm order in-process statuses.
Assign tracking numbers to packages.
Print separate pick and ship tickets.
To print ship tickets for orders that contain open serial numbers, you must be assigned the SERIAL.OVRDauthorization key to complete the printing process.
Enter order staging locations.
Indicate packaging used for the order.
Print packaging labels.
Add an order to an existing manifest or create a new manifest for the order.
This topic contains information about how to complete the following tasks:
For information about picking and shipping different order types, such as transfers and COD orders, see Picking and Shipping Different Order Types in a Manual Warehouse.
To use the Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue, the
Use the Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue to track an order and its products through the warehouse as an order is being picked using the valid in-process statuses defined for the ship via assigned to the order.
If you are using RF and close an RF-picked order from the Warehouse In Process Queues, you can use the Warehouse Confirmation Queue to complete processing for the order. When you display the order in the Warehouse Confirmation Queue, the system assigns it to the correct status based on the order's ship via.
To track an order through the warehouse:
From the Warehouse Management > Warehouse Queues menu, select Warehouse Confirmation Queue to display the Warehouse Picking Confirmation window.
In the Order # field, enter the transaction number for the order you want to update or scan the ticket's bar code.
The system populates the following fields:
Field |
Description |
Customer Name |
Customer who placed the order. |
Ship Date |
Ship date on the order. |
Ship Via |
Ship via assigned to the order. |
Current User ID |
ID of the user logged on to the terminal. As an order moves through the picking process, the user assigned to the task displayed in the Review Queue Status field enters his/her ID in this field. |
Review Queue Status |
Order's current status. |
Next Status |
The next status the order will advance to. |
Manifest # |
Manifest on which the order exists, if the order exists on a manifest. |
Note: If
the
In the Current User ID field, edit the user ID as necessary to match the in-process status.
From the File menu, select Confirm to confirm the in-process status displayed in the Review Queue Status field.
The system enters the first status, and with each status confirmation, it progresses to the next in-process status defined in Branch and Ship Via Maintenance. The system enters the next status in the Next Status field, accordingly.
Whenever a status's first four characters are Pick and that status is confirmed, the system updates the ledger record by entering the user ID of the current user as the picker.
If you have Signature defined as an in-process status for the ship via, and have the Eclipse Signature Capture companion product installed with a signature capture device, the device and application activate when the Signature status is the next status. The signature capture device remains active independent of the picking process. If you have Signature defined as an in-process status and do not have the Eclipse Signature Capture companion product installed, you receive an error message when the status is set to Signature.
If you confirm an invoice to the Staging status (when it is followed by Manifest), the system checks the Auto Manifest Load field for the ship via in Ship Via Maintenance before confirming the status of Manifest. One of the following occurs:
If the Auto Manifest Load field is un-checked, the system does not confirm the status of Manifest. Manually add the order to the manifest. When you manually add an invoiced order to a manifest, the status in the Warehouse Picking Confirmation window changes to Manifest.
If the Auto Manifest Load field is checked, the system confirms the Staging status and then confirms the Manifest status.
If thePrint MTRscheck box is selected at the sales order or line item level, the system automatically displays the Enter Heat Numbers window. Enter the heat numbers for each product and continue.
Complete the confirmation and update the following columns:
Column |
Description |
Staging Location |
If the status is Staging, enter the warehouse location up to twelve characters long, in which the order is staged. This is an optional field. |
Valid Package Types |
The columns to the
right of the Staging Location
column are the first four package types predefined in the Enter the number of packages respectively for the order for each staging location. |
At the confirmation of the last step defined for your company's process, the system displays the Do you want to print a ship ticket now? dialog box.
In the dialog box, click Yes to print a ship ticket for the order.
Save your changes and exit the window after you complete updating and confirming the order's in-process status.
Depending on how the Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue is set up for you, you may need to enter a tracking number for packages in an order, or the system may assign a tracking number to a package for you.
If the
To manually assign a tracking number:
Use the Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue as described in Tracking Orders Through the Picking Process.
In the Quantity column, enter the number of items packed in the line item.
For example, if you have two boxes in staging location S-01 that each contain five items, enter 10 in the Quantity column for that line.
Note: Depending
on the settings in the
In the Tracking# column, enter the tracking number for the package.
If you want to assign a different tracking number to each package in the order, for example, each box and each bag, enter each package on a separate line so each staging location has only one item.
Note: Depending
on the settings in the
More Options from the Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue
The Warehouse Picking Confirmation Queue also offers these options.
To... |
Select this menu option... |
Reprint the pick or ship ticket for the order |
File > RePrint The You are about to Reprint a Pick/Ship ticket dialog box displays. Click OK to reprint the pick or ship ticket for the order. |
View the order |
File > View Order The order displays in view-only mode. |
Edit the order |
File > Edit Order The order displays for you to edit. |
Print labels or other user-defined documents
|
Options > Label The User Defined Document/Label Printing window displays. Note: If you click Cancel in the You are about to Reprint a Pick/Ship ticket dialog box, you return to the Warehouse Picking Confirmation window and the status does not change. |
Enter inbound or outbound freight and handling charges for an order |
Options > Freight The OE Freight Distribution window displays. |
View warehouse activity for the order if RF is enabled for the respective shipping branch and order mode |
Options > Warehouse Inprocess Queue The Warehouse In Process Queue displays. |
Enter serial numbers for the items on the order |
Options > Serial Numbers The Serial Number Entry window displays. |
Enter heat numbers related to Mill Test Reports (MTR) for the items on the order |
Options > Enter Heat Numbers The Enter Heat Numbers window displays. |
Place the order on an existing shipping manifest if Auto Manifest Load is enabled |
Manifest > Ready to Manifest The Ready to Manifest window displays. Note: If a manifest does not exist that matches the ship via, branch, and ship date combination on the sales order, and Auto Manifest Load is enabled for the ship via, the system adds the order to a new manifest. |
Add comments to the shipping manifest about the order |
Manifest > Manifest Comments The Shipping Manifest Comments window displays.
|
Edit the manifest to which the order is assigned |
Manifest > Edit Manifest The shipping manifest to which the order is assigned displays in edit mode. |
See Also:
Picking and Shipping Different Order Types in a Manual Warehouse