
The following process outlines the systematic approach to managing batches and expiration dates in a warehouse system. By following these steps, you can ensure that the correct batch is assigned to each delivery, adhering to business rules and maintaining data consistency. This includes creating new batches when necessary, splitting batches for different delivery scenarios, and utilizing system functionalities to streamline the entire process.
In batch management, ensure that each product batch is associated with a single expiry date. When users input data from a product label, they should confirm if the batch exists within the system for that product.

Users can refer to the product label to check the expiry date and confirm if the batch is already present in the system. If it exists, the operator can input the value directly.

When reading from the label, the system should automatically recognize any existing batches associated with the provided expiry date. If such a batch exists, the system will recommend using it instead of creating a new one.

With batch speed functionality, handle deliveries efficiently. For instance, when the entire delivery shares the same pallet or container, you can count multiple pieces simultaneously, depending on production time and date.

In case of a debugging issue with a batch, contact the developer for resolution. Expect a short delay, typically around five minutes, to address any breakpoints or debugging requirements.

If a developer is unavailable, take a brief break until they can address the debugging issue and remove breakpoints. Continue the process once the system is ready.

Ensure that the batch is properly assigned to the product, confirming data integrity within the system.

Prepare to resume operations after verifying that the system has returned to its normal state.

Receive updates from the developer about system readiness and proceed accordingly.

Validate that all breakpoints have been removed and the system is functioning correctly.

Ensure all batches are properly assigned and the system reflects accurate data.

Verify system stability, ensuring no further debugging issues persist.

Create tasks for counting pieces and assigning batches to ensure all deliveries have correct batch data.

Confirm the removal of developer breakpoints, ensuring that work post tasks are created accurately with specified quantities.

Refresh the delivery status to ensure batch assignments are updated and no unloading issues are present.

After assigning batches for all deliveries, confirm that the system displays a green status to indicate successful batch allocation.

Check the delivery level to verify correct batch assignment, ensuring no data discrepancies.

Utilize the batch split function to divide deliveries into smaller batches for better management and tracking.

Proceed to practical examples to illustrate batch splits within the system.

Use the batch split functionality to divide deliveries into separate batches, facilitating more effective tracking and inventory management.

Apply the standard functionality for batch management, adapting it as needed for specific requirements.

For multiple deliveries with the same SKU, perform batch splits and quantity summations as necessary for efficient inventory control.

Create new batches and employ batch splitting as needed to accommodate delivery requirements.

Decide on batch assignments based on product receipt and expiration dates, allowing for flexibility and precision in batch management.

Navigate the system to practice batch management techniques and review task creation for deliveries.

Proceed with product provisioning in the system, verifying accurate batch data entry.

Search for existing batches by expiration date or batch number to streamline the allocation process.

Ensure accurate data entry and verify the system's response to batch queries.

Investigate issues related to missing warehouse tasks and take corrective action as needed.

Enter new batch data when existing batches cannot be located within the system.

Acknowledge system warnings related to batch creation and expiration dates without impeding workflow.

Proceed with operations despite system warnings, understanding their informative nature.

Select the F2 function to initiate batch creation when necessary, following system guidelines.

Input the desired batch quantities, ensuring they align with delivery requirements.

Consider splitting deliveries into multiple batches, as needed, to accommodate inventory logistics.

Execute batch splits, dividing deliveries as specified by operational needs.

Review the execution of batch splits to ensure compliance with inventory guidelines.

Conduct simultaneous batch scenarios to test system performance and response.

Assign new batches to products during the receiving process, ensuring data accuracy.

Implement logical batch splits to enhance inventory management and product tracking.

Continue operations while addressing system warnings, maintaining workflow efficiency.

Use the F2 function to create additional batches when the system indicates a need.

Determine and input the necessary batch quantities based on delivery specifications.

Fulfill delivery requirements by adjusting batch quantities, drawing from multiple sources as needed.

Finalize the batch count to ensure inventory data is up-to-date and complete.

Perform system tests to verify the stability and accuracy of batch management processes.

Ensure all batches are properly assigned to deliveries, verifying status updates post-refresh.

Investigate any discrepancies in batch counts and take corrective actions where necessary.

Check and count any remaining pieces to complete the inventory process.

Evaluate batch splits to ensure they align with delivery and inventory requirements.

Access the delivery view to review batch splits and confirm data consistency.

Recognize system icons and their meanings to facilitate navigation and interpretation of data.

Review item details within the system to verify batch assignments and quantities.

Confirm total quantities for each delivery, ensuring accurate batch assignments.

Proceed to the next delivery to continue batch management activities.

Adjust counts as necessary to maintain balance across deliveries.

Address any overages or shortages in batch counts to ensure delivery accuracy.

Review header and sub-item details for clarity and completeness in batch management.

Evaluate quantity displays to confirm accuracy in batch assignments.

Position quantity information appropriately within the system for easy access.

Ensure all delivery pieces are counted and properly recorded within the system.

Assign batches post-count to maintain inventory accuracy and ensure proper tracking.

Finalize batch allocation to confirm system readiness and data integrity.

Review SLED (Shelf Life Expiration Date) and expiry dates to ensure comprehensive data verification.

Use system views to gain insights into batch allocations and inventory management.

Access detailed expiration information to support batch management decisions.

Confirm batch and expiration data to ensure alignment with system records.

Seek clarifications on any unclear aspects of the batch management process.

Assess delivery status for any inconsistencies, confirming batch assignments align with records.

Acknowledge system limitations regarding partial and complete batch assignments.

Assess system responses to ensure they match expected outcomes in batch management.

Consider system messages for their implications on batch assignments, making necessary adjustments.

Review standard expectations in system processes to ensure compliance with business practices.

Confirm batch replication processes align with system and business requirements.

Understand standard assumptions in system processes to guide batch management effectively.

Prepare for upcoming batch management scenarios, ensuring system readiness for new tasks.

Use ZRF02 scenarios as a reference point for handling batch splits and assignments.

Ensure adherence to batch mixing rules in destination bins, following ZRF02 guidelines.

Anticipate system responses to batch management tasks, ensuring compliance with rules and guidelines.

Focus on task creation for batches, avoiding the mixing of multiple batches in one destination.

Gain insights into task creation processes for batch management.

Prepare examples and tests for future tasks, ensuring no batch mixing occurs in destination bins.

Adopt measures to prevent batch mixing in the destination, following best practices.

Conclude batch management topics, finalizing any outstanding pieces or counts.

Complete delivery counts to ensure all inventory data is accurate and up-to-date.

Assign existing batches to deliveries, confirming alignment with inventory records.

Handle any remaining items or discrepancies in batch assignments.

Use existing batches for new tasks, ensuring accurate and efficient management.

Confirm serial numbers for warehouse tasks, ensuring complete batch information.

Assign batches post-task creation to ensure readiness for new tasks and operations.

Finalize batch management processes, verifying all inventory data is accurate and up-to-date.

Verify status post-batch management to confirm that all pieces and tasks are accounted for correctly.
