ePDS/Warehouse

With ePDS, you can use a Handheld Wireless RF Barcode Terminal to perform these warehouse transactions:

You can print bar coded location label to identify each location within your warehouse where stock may be stored. Location can be defined by either:

You also print item labels to identify the item and the particular lot of goods. These labels can be defined by either:

Lastly, a barcode symbol is printed on each picking ticket to allow scanning of the picking ticket. The conversation on the handheld device then utilizes these three pieces of barcode information resulting in extremely accurate recording of stock movement within the warehouse.

To utilize the handheld terminals with ePDS you need the following:

Configure ePDS for the following:

The picking process works in conjunction with the ePDS picking ticket that has a barcode symbol of the ePDS shipment number printed across the top of the form.

The process for picking is as follows:

At each step, the system verifies and validates that all information is complete and accurate.

The restocking process records the movement of stock from the receiving, fulfillment, or quality control area to the warehouse bins or shelves. The Restock process is as follows:

Relocating allows warehouse personnel to record the movement of goods within the warehouse. The relocation process is simple:

The cycle count process integrates with the Physical Count process in ePDS. Within the application, the user may create a batch of items that need to be counted. That batch of items is then assigned to a user to perform the counts. With the handheld device, the user will be prompted to go to specific locations in the warehouse to perform cycle counts on assign items. The user will scan the item to be counted and then enter a count. These counts will be stored in the batch to be processed at a later time.

Each of these processes may be modified to function in the exact fashion that you require. When you are ready, we can demonstrate and review each of the processes to ensure that it conforms to your requirements and the way that you would like your warehouse to work.

With ePDS, you can use a Handheld Wireless RF Barcode Terminal to perform these warehouse transactions:

You can print bar coded location label to identify each location within your warehouse where stock may be stored. Location can be defined by either:

You also print item labels to identify the item and the particular lot of goods. These labels can be defined by either:

Lastly, a barcode symbol is printed on each picking ticket to allow scanning of the picking ticket. The conversation on the handheld device then utilizes these three pieces of barcode information resulting in extremely accurate recording of stock movement within the warehouse.

To utilize the handheld terminals with ePDS you need the following:

The picking process works in conjunction with the ePDS picking ticket that has a barcode symbol of the ePDS shipment number printed across the top of the form.

The process for picking is as follows:

At each step, the system verifies and validates that all information is complete and accurate.

The restocking process records the movement of stock from the receiving, fulfillment, or quality control area to the warehouse bins or shelves. The Restock process is as follows:

Relocating allows warehouse personnel to record the movement of goods within the warehouse. The relocation process is simple:

Each of these processes may be modified to function in the exact fashion that you require. When you are ready, we can demonstrate and review each of the processes to ensure that it conforms to your requirements and the way that you would like your warehouse to work.