Enter the numerical code for the picking level at which picking is to start. The picking algorithms do not consider any storage location group with a picking level below that value.

Enter the numerical code for the picking level at which picking is to end. The picking algorithms do not consider any storage location group with a picking level above that value.

Enter Yes if all the picking quantity must be taken from only one picking level; otherwise, enter No.

Indicate how transactions for the multi-bin pickup process are managed:

Hard: Tasks are reserved for a given person and cannot be exchanged with another one.

Soft: Tasks are reserved for a given person but can be exchanged with another one.

Enter the maximum number of transactions for a multi-bin process where the multiple transactions have a common destination. The maximum number of transactions assigned indicates how many transactions the system reserves for such a process.

The Sort Code indicates the criteria for grouping transactions for a multi-bin pickup process. The minimum requirement is to have a common destination.

Enter Yes to activate the switch lot/serial and reference functionality by warehouse and internal routing.

Setting this field to Yes lets you use QAD Warehousing and RF functionality to specify a different pallet or reference other than the one the system selected to fill an order.

For more information, refer to Specifying Non-System-Selected Pallets/References.

Specify the default value for the Print ID field that appears at the confirmation of a multi-bin pickup movement.

Specify the transaction type that should be used if a repick is required. The entry you make here defaults to internal routings you set up in this warehouse.

It is possible when confirming an inventory transaction, if allowed by the quantity change fields described above, to confirm a quantity picked less than the quantity expected. In this case, warehouse staff can set a field at confirmation to allow a repick of the missing items. For the repick, the system uses an internal routing and a picking algorithm for the transaction type you specify in the Repick Type field.

Enter the maximum number of days (0 to 9999) that the expiration date of the new pallet or lot/serial number can differ from the expiration date of the original pallet or lot/serial number. For example, if you enter 5, and the expiration date of the original pallet is 12/1/2008, then the expiration date of the new pallet must fall between 12/1/2008 and 12/6/2008. The default value for this field is 0.