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At the packing step (put in pack), the products are put in one container (or multiple containers inside each others) that needs tracking.
Examples:
you pick the products and you put the products in a rollercage that will be delivered to the customer. That rollercage needs to be tracked by serial number. The rollercage can be freely chosen by the operator.
you pick the products and you put the products in a plastic box and then the plastic box inside another box for transport. Both boxes needs to be tracked by serial number. Each box can be freely chosen by the operator.
Assumptions:
there are always enough containers in stock
Proposal
Have a product for each container type and load all the possible serial numbers as production lots
On the delivery package type, list (m2m_tags) the container products that needs to be identified during the pack step
In the put in pack wizard, based on the chosen delivery package type, require to identify the lots/sn. One lot per container product is required
store on the created package the lots/sn used.
(option) when the package is moved to a customer location, make moves for each delivered container (could end-up in the SO)
Consequences:
the container is not part of the pick and, as it is not reserved, you can freely choose a SN
you can spread picking lines in as much containers as you need
Any existing solution similar to this feature request? Or other approach?
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Requirement
At the packing step (put in pack), the products are put in one container (or multiple containers inside each others) that needs tracking.
Examples:
Assumptions:
Proposal
Consequences:
Any existing solution similar to this feature request? Or other approach?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: