About This Course
Course Description
This course provides advanced training for QAD Warehousing features and functions. Topics taught in this course are at a deeper level than topics introduced and discussed in the QAD Warehousing Fundamentals training course. This course assumes that features of QAD Warehousing have been enabled and set up.
Course Objectives
By the end of this class, students will:
• Setup and print labels that identify inventory coming into the warehouse; print transactions for tasks and exceptions, and print QA sampling inspection tags.
• Set up and complete the batch picking process.
• Set up and containerize items.
• Move containers through a warehouse onto a truck.
• Ship items on a truck.
• Conduct an inspection for work order items.
• Setup and complete a kanban scan.
• Set up and run a manual and an automatic replenishment.
• Set up, receive, then move stock from dock to dock using cross-docking.
• Set up and use engines to manually process in Warehousing.
• Conduct a location audit.
Audience
• Implementation consultants
• Members of implementation teams
• Advanced warehousing users, including warehouse staff and QAD Warehousing system administrators
Prerequisites
You should be familiar with basic order, pre-shipper, and shipper creation and processing through QAD Enterprise Edition programs. It is imperative that typical manufacturing data such as data for sites, items, customers/suppliers, orders, and so on be setup within QAD EE before you start exercises within this training guide.
You should be familiar with all features and functionality presented in the QAD Warehousing Fundamentals training book.
Basic QAD Warehousing features are taught through the QAD Warehousing Fundamentals Training Course. Basic features and functions are described in the QAD Warehousing user documentation that can be found in the following Website.
Course Credit and Scheduling
This course is valid for 30 hours. It is designed to be taught in 5 days.
QAD Web Resources
The QAD website provides product and company overviews. The Print Solution option on the opening page provides a means of compiling desired content into a document specialized to your industry, business implementation, and needs.
From QAD’s main site, you can access QAD’s Learning or Support sites.
Preliminary Setup (for Virtual Training Management System Only)
If you are using this training guide with the QAD Virtual Training Management System (VTMS) in a classroom, student lab environments are reserved for you by your instructor.
1 Select the Virtual Training Management System using the following url:
http://training.success.qad.com/
Note: To test your browser once you access the site, you can click “See if your Browser is ready” and email the results to
[email protected] in the form provided before you log on.
2 Click on your local region in the regional map to access the login page.
3 Students login with the student ID and password assigned to them by the instructor.
4 Once you login, click on the Account Info tab and select your local time zone from the dropdown and click Save.
Transferring Files
You can transfer files to and from VTMS, using the following:
• Upload/download files using yousendit.com
• Upload files to Lotus Notes e-mail (5MB limit) and download from outside.qad.com e-mail.
• Upload/download files to and from web-mail account (for example, yahoo, hot mail)
Using the RF for Exercises
Many of the exercises in this training guide use the RF to select or confirm tasks and perform other steps. Your instructor can show you how to simulate QAD Warehousing software through a Unix session. Commands are provided to run the software just as if you were on the RF device.