INVENTORY

Mobile Device Training for Warehouse Users

Inventory Movements

• There are 5 inventory movements activities to select on the menu.• There are 2 inventory activities to select on the menu.

Inventory Movements:• Bin Consolidation• Move• Restock• Scrap• Replenishment

Inventory Activities• Cycle Count• Recovery Inspections

• The steps for completing any of these moves are nearly identical.• Let’s begin with Move.

Inventory Management Dashboard

• Select a task from the list.

Move

• Select a task from the list.• Tap Start.

Move

• Select a task from the list.

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• Displays Scan Current Cart or Bin Screen. • Scan cart or bin to begin movement.

Move

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• Scan each part that needs to be moved. • The system will prompt you to input the quantity.

Move

• Take part to bin and scan the destination bin bar code• If you need a cart to move the part, scan the destination cart bar code• Put the part away and tap Done

Move

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• Displays Movement Complete screen when task is done. • Tap OK to see if there are any more tasks listed.

Move

• If there are no more tasks, tap OK to return to the Inventory Menu

Move

Inventory Movements

• The remaining 4 inventory movements follow the same steps as Move tasks.

• Bin Consolidation• Restock• Scrap• Replenishment

• There are 2 inventory activities to select on the menu.• Let’s continue with Recovery Inspection

Inventory Management Dashboard

Inventory Activities• Cycle Count• Recovery Inspections

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Recovery Inspection

• Scan the recovery bin to start

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Recovery Inspection

• Scan the part bar code to select which part to inspect first

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Recovery Inspection

• Scan the QC Workstation

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Recovery Inspection

• Based on the inspection results, select Pass or Fail• Let’s look at ‘Pass’

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Recovery Inspection - Pass

• Scan the cart to create a move task for the return to inventory• You have successfully completed the recovery inspection.

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Recovery Inspection - Fail

• Fail will begin steps for documenting the inventory adjustment

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Recovery Inspection - Fail

• Enter DOT manufacturer number of the part being inspected

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Recovery Inspection - Fail

• Select the reason part failed inspection• Tap continue

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Recovery Inspection - Fail

• Scan the Scrap Bin and place the defective part in the Scrap Bin

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Recovery Inspection - Fail

• Select Scrap to complete the inventory adjustment requestNote: A manager must approve the requested scrap adjustment

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Recovery Inspection - Fail

• The confirmation for the completion of the Recovery Task displays• Tap OK to continue

Inventory Management

• This will return you to the Inventory Management dashboard• Select Cycle Count to learn how to complete this task

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Cycle Count

• This displays a list of cycle count tasks• Tap a task to highlight it

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Cycle Count - Parts

• Tap Start to begin the cycle count for that task

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Cycle Count - Parts

• The scan bin for the cycle count task appears• Scan the bin

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Cycle Count - Parts

• The Scan Part displays• Scan the part in the bin

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Cycle Count - Parts

• A screen will prompt you to enter the quantity of parts in the bin• Select 2 to continue

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Cycle Count - Parts

• Select done to enter the amount

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Cycle Count - Parts

• A verification screen will display to confirm the location, part, and quantity• Tap Proceed to continue

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Cycle Count - Parts

• The completed count is highlighted in gray• Select the next task to continue and repeat the steps

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Cycle Count - Parts

• When you have completed the tasks, they will all be highlighted• Tap Complete to finish the cycle count

• The Main Dashboard will appear• Click the Esc Key to leave this lesson.

Main Dashboard

Click the Esc Key to Exit this Lesson