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The Goods Issue Process Goods issue area With stock removals the entire requirement quantity must be removed from the warehouse (for example, high rack storage area, picking area) and transferred to the goods issue area.

Transfer Requirement Information Goods Receipt area Goods Issue area TRANSFER REQUIREMENT ? What How much When Where to Why A transfer requirement (TR) contains the following information: What is to be moved? How much is to be moved? What is the reason/origin (account assignment)? What has already been moved? List display functions single transfer requirement (transfer requirement number) all TRs for a material all TRs for a storage type all TRs for an account assignment all TRs for a material document Storage area

Stock Removal Strategy Stock placement strategy F FIFO (First in first out) Preleva Quant più vecchio L LIFO (Last in first out) Prelievo da una posizione o un’altra in funzione di quantità di riferimento Aggiunta a stock e controllo capacità Prelievo Quant più vecchie con regole più restrittive Preleva Quant più recente A Partial quantities Prelievo prioritario su pallets interi M Large/Small quantities H Shelf life expiration date Stringent FIFO User exit A stock removal strategy is the procedure used to search for a suitable quant for stock removal within a storage type. For each storage type you define a stock removal strategy (for example, FIFO) that serves to optimize warehouse usage and the flow of materials. You can define the stock removal strategy Stringent FIFO to apply to more than one storage type.

Picking Techniques TO Reserve storage GI area Random picking Goods issue posting for delivery Picking area TO FIX-XX Fixed bin picking Goods issue posting for delivery Picking area FIX-XX Goods issue posting for delivery Large qty Small qty TO Reserve storage GI area Picking of large/ small quantities With random picking, a transfer order for a delivery is always created. The source storage bins are determined by the storage type search and the stock removal strategies. With fixed bin picking, no transfer order is created because the quantity is removed directly from the fixed bin during the goods issue posting. The fixed bin is simultaneously the interim storage bin. With picking of large/small quantities, a transfer order is only created if the requirement quantity is larger than the control quantity. Smaller quantities are removed directly from the fixed bin. Picking area FIX-XX

Transfer Order for Delivery HRS Src – Dest Src – Dest Delivery Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Src – Dest Src – Dest Src – Dest Src – Dest No transfer requirement is created for a delivery; instead, a transfer is created on the basis of the delivery. If the requirement quantity of a delivery item is to be removed from several storage bins, several transfer order items are created for the delivery item.

Multiple Processing for Deliveries TO 2 TO1 Print without reference number Del 4711 Del 4720 Picking list Ref. No. 329 Fm 001 A To 916 4720 Fm 001 C To 916 4915 Fm 001 F Fm 002 01-05-03 TO Del 4720 Ref. No. 329 Selection for multiple processing + Reference number assignment Del 4720 Del 4915 ... Del 4793 Release / Print Start Multiple Processing TO Del 4915 Del 4812 Del 4915 Interface WCU (Storage type 004) Release Ref. No. 329 This process is useful when creating transfer orders in the WM system and the physical picking in the warehouse does not need to take place for each delivery seperately. Several deliveries can thus be processed as a group using the same working procedures. The multiple processing function in the WM system consists of several steps: During the selection step, deliveries are selected according to specified criteria, such as route and picking date, and are assigned to an internal or external reference number. The reference number is important for further processing. During the step “start multiple processing” the transfer order creation function is called up for each delivery assigned to the reference number. This normally takes place in the background. Releasing the reference number is the last step of the multiple processing function. When you release the reference number, a picking list is printed to optimize the removal of stock from the warehouse. If an automated warehouse or storage area is interfaced to the system, the appropriate information is transmitted in this step. The release can take place automatically immediately after the step “start multiple processing”.