Lab: pick to ship, and plant to plant

Forty-five minutes, and it ends with the round trip. Shipping parameters for both plants — both, because it is the commonest omission. A staging subinventory in each. Picking rules configured, including first-expired-first-out for the lot-controlled item. A full pick-to-ship cycle for a customer shipment. One short pick, with the backorder behaviour evidenced. A complete Skien-to-Bergen inter-organization shipment, received at Bergen. A packing slip generated. And evidence: on-hand before and after ship confirm at both ends — plus in-transit stock, if you configured it. Four acceptance criteria, two worth reading twice. On-hand reduction occurs at ship confirm, not at pick confirm — the pivotal event checked directly, and if your evidence shows the drop at pick confirm, you have misunderstood the flow rather than misconfigured it. And the last one, which is unusual because it accepts either answer: in-transit stock visible — or a written note on why direct transfer was…

In this module: Module 13 · Shipping

1. 1The shipping flow
2. 2Shipping parameters
3. 3Pick release and picking rules
4. 4Pick confirm and staging
5. 5Ship confirm
6. 6Shipping documents and transfers
7. 7What breaks
8. 8Lab: pick to ship, and plant to plant