Bin-to-bin stock moves
Optional — Advanced Inventory Control
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Move stock between bins and stay accurate
Moves inventory quantities, including serialized inventory, from one location to another. Each grid row is a unique part and location combination — including a part with no location where unlocated quantity exists — and multiple items can be targeted at multiple destinations in one operation before committing with Move.
Consolidate an order to a staging bin
Optional — Advanced Inventory Control
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Gather a customer's order in one place
Moving by invoice pulls every part on that invoice, broken out by its current locations and grouped by fulfilment status, so stock can be gathered into one staging location — to hold goods for a customer with several invoices while back orders arrive, or to stage a delivery or pick-up.
Move by part, by location or by invoice
Optional — Advanced Inventory Control
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Build a move list the way you work
The move list can be built three ways: pick parts and move their stock, pick a location and move everything in it, or pick an invoice and move the stock committed to it. Choosing a different method clears the grid, and any targets not yet moved are lost.
Scan-driven moves and location labels
Optional — Advanced Inventory Control
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Scan stock as you move it
Barcodes and serial numbers can be scanned to build the move list when moving by part, and location and inventory-location labels can be printed from the move and target windows once designed in the label designers.
Structured location codes
Optional — Advanced Inventory Control
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Name every bin the same way
Location codes representing real physical locations are maintained centrally, and a department location code template or mask can be defined first so codes follow a consistent segment structure across the business.