Page Comparison

Term​

Description​

CUT

Allows an operator to skip any missing product(s) from a sales order line and will do one of two processes:

• Send the order line to trouble if there is no other allocatable stock, create a location check for the skipped location and allow the user to continue picking the order.

• Create a check and allocate another location with stock, if available, and allow the operator to continue picking.

Cart

A virtual and physical cart used for picking. The cart will be systematically assigned either discrete or singles sales orders. An operator will need to scan (check out) the cart, for orders (work) to be assigned and then they can begin picking the assigned sales orders.

Cart Slots

A bin within the cart, an LPN will be assigned per bin.

(e.g a cart with 20 slots (AKA 20 bins) will have 20 different LPNs)

Cluster Pick

Picking several different sales orders at a time.

(e.g wave picking)

Discrete Pick

Picking one sales order at a time.

Product

SKU

Ship Available

The order line quantities that can be fulfilled are picked, pack and shipped and the order lines quantities that cannot be fulfilled are closed. A new order would need to be provided for the unfulfilled order lines.

Ship Complete

All order lines will need to be fulfilled for the order to be picked, packed and shipped

Ship Partial

The order can be split. The available inventory can be picked, packed, and shipped and the remaining unfulfilled quantities are back ordered. The back ordered, order lines are marked as trouble but remain under the same order number.

Singles Picking

Sales orders that only contain one order line and one unit can be clustered or discrete pick.

Slots

Bin Locations, pick phasespickfaces, etc.

Suspended Cart

A cart that is currently checked out by a different operator.

Tote

Similar to a cart slots but instead you of transferring all picked product(s) into different slots the operator will transfer all picked product(s) into one tote. This is usually used for singles picking.

Work Bench

A virtual “station” that represents a physical station for a specific task. The virtual station will systematically capture all actions/task that were physically preformed.

(e.g an inbound staging area, picking station, packing station, outbound staging area)

Work Zone

A zone of warehouse locations in one area.

(e.g Zone A has warehouse locations 00001 - 00020, Zone B has warehouse locations 00021 - 00040)

Trouble Orders

Orders that could not be processed and failed before the picking phase will be found in the “Trouble Orders” menu option.

Trouble Stations

Orders that were not successfully fulfilled during the pick or pack phase will be sent to the “Trouble Station”.

Term​

Description​

KIT

A KIT is an internal work order(s) that are pick and packed (pre-built) prior to the end consumer's request. Child products will be picked and brought to a common area where they will be packaged to produce the final parent product and putaway.

Parent Product (KIT)

A parent product requires several different products (i.e child products) to be assembled in order to create a final product.

(e.g Product ‘12345’ needs the following SKUS and QTYs: SKU001(QTY:1), SKU002(QTY:1), SKU003(QTY:1). The parent product would be ‘12345'.)

Child Product (KIT)

Individual component(s) that make up the parent product.

(e.g Kit ‘12345’ needs the following SKUS and QTYs: SKU001(QTY:1), SKU002(QTY:1), SKU003(QTY:1). The child product(s) would be the listed SKUs.)

SET

A SET will auto-generate (explode) upon end consumer's request. If a sales order contains all SKUs and QTYs needed to create a parent product, JASCI will recognize this. This is not pre-built kit and will require assembly.

Parent Product (SET)

A parent product requires several different products (i.e child products) to be assembled in order to create a final product.

(e.g Product ‘12345’ needs the following SKUS and QTYs: SKU001(QTY:1), SKU002(QTY:1), SKU003(QTY:1). The parent product would be ‘12345'.)

Child Product (SET)

Individual component(s) that make up the parent product.

(e.g Kit ‘12345’ needs the following SKUS and QTYs: SKU001(QTY:1), SKU002(QTY:1), SKU003(QTY:1). The child product(s) would be the listed SKUs.)

Explode (SET)

JASCI recognizing a the parent product based off the requested child products. that were initial requestedon the order and breaking down the parent sku into the child products for picking, packing, and assembling.