Replenishment Results
When step 3 of replenishment finishes, the system:
• Performs one of the following functions:
• Creates both a dynamic replenishment SLG definition for the given item and an SLG to replenish, if neither exists.
• Copies replenishment definitions for the item and the SLG to a temporary table, if both exist.
Once copied to a temporary table, the system creates a new replenishment definition for wave requirements. After you start replenishment, the system replaces the temporary wave SLG replenishment definition with the one it creates. This ensures that wave replenishment is for the required wave quantity only.
• Starts a dedicated-location put-away logic to find a suitable location in the detail picking area. This is standard setup for SLG replenishment.
• Creates a task to move the required quantity.
Note: If Replenishment Overpick is Yes in Wave Planning Control, the system can create tasks to move more than the required quantity.
• Deletes the temporary replenishment definition that was specific for the wave and replaces the definition with the static SLG replenishment definition if one exists.