Chapter 6: Inspection (Work Orders)
1 For work orders, inspection typically takes place once warehouse staff pick raw materials and put away finished goods within a manufacturing process.
2 BACK WO is the transaction type for a sample return after inspection.
3 You must set up internal routing, assign the internal routing, and assign algorithms for each of the areas involved in the WO inspection flow. The following topics discuss the setup of these areas
4 You set up areas for storage of both raw and finished goods, a product area to build the finished product, and an inspection area.
5 You need the following transaction types for transactions that take place in the storage, product, and inspection areas:
6 PICK WO: Pick raw materials for the work order.
7 RCT WO: Receive newly built finished goods into storage.
8 INSP WO: Inspect the work order goods.
9 BACK WO: Send inspected work order goods back to storage.
10 False. You set up a Location Find (LF) algorithm for an INSP WO transaction type.
11 The system uses the algorithm to put inspected goods back into the storage area.
12 You specify a Quality Assurance (QA) algorithm for the RCT WO transaction type.
13 You modify the status associated with inventory being inspected, based on its original status in any of these situations.
• While a sample is in the inspection area waiting inspection results, you can prevent any transactions with the inventory the inventory by changing its status. Change Inspection Status Maintenance lets you define the new status of this inventory, based on its original status.
• Similarly, after a successful inspection is performed, you can release the inventory by changing its status again.
14 True. Inventory status codes restrict particular transactions at specific locations.