Picking routes can be predefined for pick priority and be different in different parts of the warehouse. Put-away routes and stocktake routes can also be defined individually and these can be different from picking routes.

RF or fixed scanner technology provides title and carton barcode scanning with quantity verification. It also provides the facility to short pick if stock is not where it is supposed to be and at the same time to do stock adjustments and location counts.

Numerous features are available to improve the speed and accuracy of order completion and dispatch. The generation and tracking of carton labels (License Plating) for picking, combined with bar code scanners (either attached to PCs or integral with RF terminals) facilitates the following:

Automatic or manual carton verification
Banking of incomplete orders
Actual weights validation against theoretical
Carton contents in preparation for Advanced Ship Notification
Invoice printing and verification by scanning
Bill of Lading (manual or electronic)
Freight Charge generation
Generation of labels/manifests
Automatic transmission of electronic manifests/ASNs to freight forwarders
Myer Grace compliance (ASN, SCM)
Scan pack and/or scan pick

Contents

1 Non RF warehouse overview
2 Non RF process flow
3 Two stage dispatch
4 Invoice split

Non RF warehouse overview

Non RF process flow

Two stage dispatch

Invoice split