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HTML5 - Pickface Replenishment
Warehouse supervisors will monitor the progress of replenishments using the PC-based Pickface Replenishment Review screen, and the replenishment staff will be tasked to pick the necessary stock by moving through the warehouse, selecting replenishment lines on the HTML5 scanner
When stock must be moved between a bulk bin warehouse and a pickface bin warehouse the Fetch and Put-Away process will be used.
There are two ways of picking replenishments on the HTML5 scanner:
Direct replenishment
Fetch and Put-Away
Let us review the Fetch and Put-Away process.
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When using the Fetch and put-away option for replenishment, the user would typically be moving stock between a bulk warehouse and a pickface warehouse, so will therefore perform a two-stage process of
1) fetching the supplying stock onto a carrier pallet and then
2) putting it away into the pickface bin as a second transaction.
The benefit of using this process is that the stock can be tracked while ‘in-transit’, between supplying bin warehouse and the destination bin warehouse.
The user will require a temporary carrier label for the first stage. Let’s print a temporary tote label.
Printing a temporary carrier tote label
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