You use this program to generate a report of stock items for sales orders that have not yet been shipped. These include orders in process (status 0) orders ready for printing (status 1), orders released for printing (status 3) and orders in the warehouse (status 4).
This information is used as the source document for extracting items from stock, and to assist the process of updating the sales order in preparation for printing the delivery note.
Picking slips are best suited to an environment where stock is allocated on the same day that it is shipped.
You would generate this report to assist you in picking items from stock. A reprint option is available to include previously printed order lines.
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Sequencing | Indicate the sequence in which to print the picking
slips. At least one sequence must be selected. Up to six sequences can be selected, including the following:
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Page Break | Select this against a sequence number to start a new
page each time the sequence value changes for that sequence
number. For example if you select Sequence one - Warehouse and you select Page Break for Sequence one, then the picking slips for each individual warehouse are printed on a separate page. |
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Summarize | Select this to print the total mass, total volume and
number of picking slip lines for the selected sequence. A report total for mass, volume and number of picking slip lines is printed at the end of the report. When you select this option for a sequence, the Page Break option is automatically selected. |
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Quantity totals | Enable this to print the total quantity to ship (i.e. the picking quantity) for each sequence. | ||||||||
Bin group length | This applies if one of the sequences selected is the
Bin location and you selected the
Page break option for this
sequence. Indicate the number of characters that must be used to determine when a bin must be printed on a new page. For example: Against the selected orders you have the following bin locations: FG001, FG002, FG010. If you enter 3 as the bin group length, then the system matches the first three characters of each bin and prints a new page only when it finds a bin where there is no match. In this example, all three bins would be printed on the same page as FG001, FG002, FG010 all have FG0 as the first three characters. If you enter 4 as the number of characters in a bin group length, then the system matches the first four characters of each bin and prints a new page only when it encounters a bin where there is no match. In this example, bins FG001 and FG002 would print on the same page, and bin FG010 would print on a new page. |
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Whole order processing | This applies to customers for whom the entire order
must be shipped simultaneously (i.e. the Invoice
whole order only option is selected for the
customer (Customers - Minimum order
rules).
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Order status | Indicate the sales order status(es) for which to print picking slips. Refer to Sales Order Status Codes for additional details on sales order status codes. |
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0 - In process | Select this to print picking slips for orders currently in process. | ||||||||
3 - Released backorder | Select this to print picking slips for orders in open back order. | ||||||||
1 - Open order | Select this to print picking slips for orders for which the delivery note has not yet been printed. | ||||||||
4 - In warehouse | Select this to print picking slips for orders for which the delivery note has already been printed. | ||||||||
Line status | Refer to Sales Order Line Statuses for additional details on order line statuses. | ||||||||
0 - In process | Select this to print picking slips for order lines currently in process. | ||||||||
4 - In warehouse | Select this to print picking slips for order lines for which the delivery note has already been printed. | ||||||||
Reprint | Select this to reprint picking slips that have been previously printed. | ||||||||
Print options | |||||||||
Print order line comments | Select this to print comment lines attached to an order line on the picking slip. | ||||||||
Print extended information | Select this to print the following additional
information on picking slips:
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Print long description | Select this to print the stock code long description on picking slips. The long description is printed below the stock code description. | ||||||||
Print lot information |
Select this to print stock code lot numbers on the picking slips.
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Print serial number |
Select this to print stock code serial numbers on the picking slip.
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Include Non-Stocked |
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Include | Select this to include non-stocked items when printing picking slips. | ||||||||
Exclude | Select this to exclude non-stocked items when printing picking slips. | ||||||||
Only | Select this to only print picking slips for non-stocked
items. If you select this option, then you cannot sequence the report in Warehouse, Warehouse area, Bin location or Bin sequence. |
Theses tab pages enable you to indicate the selection criteria according to which to generate the report.
Selection | Description |
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Alternate stock key |
Indicate the range of alternate keys for stock items for which to print picking slips. The wording for this option is replaced by whatever wording you assigned to the Alternate key 1 field (Inventory Setup). Alternate key information defined against stock items is printed only if you selected to print the report in Alternate key stock, Order number, Warehouse, Bin location sequence. |
Alternate sales order key |
Indicate the alternate keys on sales orders for which you want to print picking slips. The wording for this option is replaced by whatever wording you assigned to the Description for alternate key field (Sales Orders Setup). Alternate key information captured against the header details of a sales order is printed only if you selected to print the picking slips in Alternate key stock, Order number, Warehouse, Bin location sequence. |
Geographic area |
Indicate the geographic area(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Bin |
Indicate the bin location(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Bin sequence |
Indicate the bin sequence(s) for which to print picking slips. This only applies to warehouses for which the Warehouse Management System bins are defined. |
Branch |
Indicate the Accounts Receivable branch(es) for which to print picking slips. |
Customer class |
Indicate the customer class(es) for which to print picking slips. |
Customer |
Indicate the customer(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Line ship |
Indicate the line ship date(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Order type |
Indicate the sales order type(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Product class |
Indicate the product class(es) for which to print picking slips. |
Route |
Indicate the Trade Promotions route(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Sales order |
Indicate the sales order(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Stock code |
Indicate the stock code(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Warehouse |
Indicate the warehouse(s) for which to print picking slips. |
Warehouse area |
Indicate the warehouse area(s) for which to print picking slips. |
These options enable you to apply a theme to the report and to define multiple output destinations for the report once it has been compiled (SRS Output Options).
The Ship quantity is printed in the stocking unit of measure, regardless of the unit of measure used on the sales order.
If you selected the option: Include Non-Stocked - Include, then the Sequencing you indicated is ignored for these items and the items are printed at the top of the report. The sequencing is then applied to the rest of the items on the report.
The order line's ship date is printed on the report if it differs from the order header ship date.
Only comment lines attached to an order line are printed on the picking slip.
If a picking slip is printed for a portion of an order line, then subsequent picking slips for the same order line include the additional quantities to be picked and shipped (i.e. previously printed quantities are included).
For example: You have a sales order with one order line as follows:
Order quantity | 10 |
Ship quantity | 3 |
Back order quantity | 7 |
The quantity on the first picking slip printed is 3.
You now release the back order quantity of 7.
When you now print the picking slip, the quantity on the picking slip is 10 and not 7.
Picking slips therefore work best when you are shipping the entire order quantity.
You could split the order into two lines - one line with order quantity and ship quantity of 3 and one line with order quantity and back order quantity of 7.
When you print the picking slip for the first line of 3, the picking slip quantity will be 3.
When you then release the back ordered line with a quantity of 7 and print the picking slip, the quantity on the picking slip will be 7. Note that in this case, the first line is not reprinted on the picking slip.