The system records a pick-replenishment transaction (PICK-RE) for the replenishment task and a return put-away transaction (RCT-BACK) for the returned pallet and put-away task.

RCT-BACK is similar to an on-the-fly transfer transaction (OTF-TR). The RCT-BACK transaction typically has one step in the reserve area to put away stock. This is because in most warehouses, both the reserve area and detail picking area are part of a general storage area. This makes it possible to have a single step within that storage area.

You must link the transactions to an internal routing using Internal Routing Assignment Maintenance (4.2.9). In most cases, you can link to the same internal routing as that defined for the OTF-TR transaction type.

See here.

For the return to stock movement, you must link a put-away (PA) algorithm to the RCT-BACK transaction type in Algorithm Assignment Maintenance (4.6.9).

See Algorithm Assignment.