Report Picking, Quantity Deviation

Explanation

When you handle customer orders with stored sales parts, they need to be reserved and picked at a specific inventory location. Whenever the parts are picked, the packing staff should enter what, how much, and from which inventory location they have picked the parts for each specific order.

Use Report Picking of Customer Order Lines and/or Warehouse Task/Report Picking of Customer Order to report picking with deviation from the generated pick list. In the Shipment window, you can report picking of customer order lines using the Report Picking of Customer Order Lines right mouse button option in the shipment header. You can pick both fewer and more parts than stated on the pick list. You only need to change the quantity on those order lines that deviate from the pick list; the remaining lines are reported according to the pick list.

Note that for catch unit enabled parts, it is required to specify the catch quantity picked. This applies when you try to report picking, using less than the full quantity for the inventory part in stock.

In case one or several of the parts to be picked are serial tracked at receipt and issue but not serial tracked in inventory, the Report Picking of Customer Order Lines window should be used to report picking. The Report Picking option in the right mouse button menu will be unavailable.

The Close check box on the order line can be used to close the order line after picking. You can use this function if you want to pick report fewer parts than ordered and you do not intend to pick and deliver the remaining parts.

If the company uses pallet handling, you can choose between the Single and the Pallet tab. In the Single tab, you report single parts, while you report pallets in the Pallet tab. The working process is the same in both tabs.

You can also choose between picking the parts from the selected location and picking the parts from a location other than stated.

If you want to change the status of the order from Picked to Released it is possible to do this in the Deliver Customer Order with Differences window. Query for the order in question, right-click on the line and then click Make Changes in Delivery of Single Parts or Make Changes in Delivery of Pallets. In the dialog box that opens, enter zero (0) in the Qty to Deliver column. Click OK, right click on the line and then click Deliver Inventory Parts. Click OK in the dialog box that appears. The status of the order has now been changed back to Released.

When pick-reporting MRO Objects, it is not possible to report more than the reserved quantity.

Prerequisites

The customer order lines must have been reserved.
A pick list must have been generated and printed.
If you want to use multiple units of measure when entering the quantities to pick, the inventory part must have been connected to an input UoM group, and also the Customer Usage Allowed check box on one or more input UoMs (belonging to that input UoM group) must have been selected.

System Effects

The customer order lines will be reported as picked. Reservations for parts not pick reported are dropped.

If the Close check box is marked to close the order line after picking, the order line will not receive the Partially Delivered status when the delivery is made. Instead the order line receives the status Delivered.

If a quantity greater than the quantity on the pick list is reported, supply peggings will be reduced. However, pegging quantities are not always deducted. The pegging quantities are only deducted if the quantity to peg is affected for the customer order. If the existing pegging has a one-to-one relationship with a demand, the peggings will be automatically adjusted (reduced). If multiple peggings exist for the customer order line, the pegging quantities will be reduced. In this case, peggings against purchase order lines are prioritized and will be consumed before peggings against shop orders.

Window

Report Picking of Customer Order Lines
Warehouse Task
Shipment

Related Window Descriptions

Report Picking of Customer Order Lines
Report Picking of Customer Order Lines/Single
Report Picking of Customer Order Lines/Pallet
Warehouse Task
Warehouse Task/Report Picking of Customer Order
Warehouse Task/Report Picking of Customer Order/Single
Warehouse Task/Report Picking of Customer Order/Pallet
Input UoM Parameters
Shipment

Procedure

Search for the desired customer order via the Populate or Query function. The lower part of the window displays the reserved parts.
In the Qty to Pick column, state the correct quantity of parts that have been picked. You only need to state the quantity for those lines that differs from the pick list.

Note: If you have connected the inventory part to an input UoM group and selected the Sales Usage Allowed check box (on one or more input UoMs of that group), then you can enter the quantities of picked parts, in input units other than the inventory unit of measure. You can select an input UoM from the Input UoM list. You can enter the parameters either in the Input Qty field or the Input UoM Parameters window.
Mark the Close check box to close the order line after picking, if you want to pick report fewer parts than ordered and you do not intend to pick and deliver the remaining parts.
Select the line(s) and confirm the report by selecting Report Picking from selected locations from the Operations menu. In case there also were order lines with no deviation, the system reminds you about them. (See step 5)
To confirm the correct order line(s) at the same time, right-click in the upper part of the window and then click Report Picking of Customer Order Lines.
Select OK to confirm the report in the displayed information box.
If there are reserved unidentified parts that are serial tracked at receipt and issue, then the Identify Serials dialog box appears to identify serials. You can enter or use the list of values to enter available serials at the selected location. Confirm the serial by clicking OK. If the parts are serial tracked at receipt and issue but not serial tracked in inventory, a dialog box appears where the serial number(s) that has been picked should be identified. Click OK when completed.
In case you have entered a quantity greater then the revised quantity, i.e., the quantity stated on the order line, the Overpicked Order Lines dialog box will appear. To confirm the pick report, click the OK button in the dialog box.
In case the parts are to be delivered into a shipment location, a dialog box displays an inventory as default value. If you approve of this location, confirm by clicking on the OK button. If you have access to several shipment locations and wish to place the parts in another location, click on the list box to view a list of all existing shipment locations. Select the desired inventory location and confirm the transaction via the OK button.

To report picking of customer order lines in Shipment:

In the Shipment window, retrieve the shipment for which you want to report picking of customer order lines, using the Populate or Query function.
In the shipment header, right-click and then click Report Picking of Customer Order Lines.
In the Qty to Pick field, enter the correct quantity of parts that has been picked. You only need to enter the quantity for those lines that differ from the pick list.
To confirm the report picking, select the lines, right-click and then click Report Picking from Selected Locations.
If the parts are serial tracked at receipt and issue but not serial tracked in inventory, a dialog box appears where the serial number(s) that has been picked should be identified. Click OK when completed.