Cluster Pick - Serialized Inventory

Serialized Inventory

Serialized inventory requires an operator to capture a serial number during the receiving or picking process. Reference your client SOP for more details on their outbound process.

Step 1: Scan Cart

• The operator selects ‘Pick Cluster All’ on the handheld device and scans the 'work zone'.

  • If the 'work zone' scanned is not valid, the operator is returned to scan valid work zone.

• The operator scans the cart ID and is provided with a pick location, product ID, and quantity.

  • If the cart ID scanned is not valid, the operator is returned to scan valid cart ID.

  • If the cart is ‘suspended’ by a different operator, the current operator can take over the remaining cluster picks.

  • If the cart is not suspended by a different operator and is unavailable the operator will return the cart to the supervisor and obtain a new cart.

  • If the work zone does not have any picks available, the operator will be returned to ‘scan card ID’.

Step 2: Pick Order

• The operator arrives and verifies the location by scanning the location barcode.

• The operator verifies the product by scanning the product barcode of each unit.

  • If the product is not in the given location, the operator can 'cut' the order. Reference the client SOP for more details on sales orders.

• The operator scans the products serial number.

• The operator picks the requested quantity.

  • If the picked quantity is less than the expected quantity the operator enters the actual picked quantity and selects the 'cut' button. Reference the client SOP for more details on sales orders.

• The operator proceeds to transfer the product(s) by scanning the cart slot LPN

Step 3: Drop Off

Once all pick lines are completed, JASCI will prompt the operator to a drop off location. The operator must drop the cart off at the designated drop off location where the sales orders will be packed and prepared for shipping.