on 01-26-2009 7:10 AM
Hello All,
I was wondering if maybe some of you have come across the following challenge and have already found a solution.
At my customer we are implementing R/3 warehouse management (LE-WM). We are going to implement handheld devices for the order pickers to enable them to pick using transport orders (T.O.).
Some of the materials they will pick have serial numbers and need to be registrated after the T.O. has been completed using transaction LM80
As the people will sometimes pick in bulk it is required that they should be able to scan the first and last serial number of a complete range and let the system fill in the blanks.
This is to save time and to be nice to the warehouse people. They would only need to scan 2 times instead of 50 times if they pick a whole pallet.
I would like to know if any of you have already come across this and how you handled this.
Kind regards,
Alexander
Hello Alexander,
Firstly, considering the first and last serial numbers and filling in the rest is good. But the challenges will be as follows:
1. What happens if the difference between the first and last is too huge? The user will see a huge list of numbers.
2. What if some in-between serial numbers are consumed already?
One probable solution can be:
1. The system suggests the unconsumed serial numbers for picking based on the actual quantity that has to be picked.
2. The user can either choose these serial numbers or modify the list with scanning based on actual picks.
The solutions can be many based on the actual way the materials are organized in the warehouse.
Regards,
Dilip
http://www.indience.com (Enterprise Mobile Company)
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We have decided to just make an additional screen for LM80.
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