Warehouse Assessment Trivia Quiz!

This statement suggests that it is possible for a single batch to be stored in multiple storage locations. This means that the batch can be divided and stored in different areas, which can be useful for various reasons such as optimizing space utilization or minimizing the risk of losing the entire batch if one storage location is compromised.

When finished goods and batch-managed raw materials are received, they are typically placed into the Quality Inspection (QI) stock type. This allows for thorough inspection and testing to ensure that the items meet the required quality standards before they can be released for use or further processing. Placing them in the QI stock type helps to prevent any non-conforming or defective items from entering the regular inventory and potentially causing issues down the line.

A batch is a specific quantity of a product that is produced or processed at the same time. Each batch is assigned a unique batch number. However, a batch can only contain a single material number. The material number refers to the specific type or variant of a product. Therefore, a batch cannot contain multiple material numbers as it is meant to represent a specific production or processing run of a single material.

FLEX is the system in which PQC receipts are entered.

Finished goods cannot be shipped to customers prior to coming out of Quality Inspection (QI) stock. Quality Inspection is a crucial step in the production process to ensure that the finished goods meet the required quality standards. Shipping goods without undergoing this inspection can lead to the delivery of defective or substandard products to customers, which can result in customer dissatisfaction and damage to the company's reputation. Therefore, it is important to complete the Quality Inspection process before shipping finished goods to customers.

The storage location for finished goods once put away in the warehouse is 1000.

Movement type 101 is used for a goods receipt from production/vendor/STO. This movement type is specifically designed for receiving goods from production, vendors, or stock transport orders. It is used to update the inventory and record the receipt of goods into the system.

Yes, there can be circumstances when a batch in QI (Quality Inspection) status can be shipped to a 3PL (Third-Party Logistics) or another plant. This could happen if the QI status is temporary and the batch is still deemed suitable for shipment. It could also occur if the receiving party has the capability to handle or rectify any quality issues that may arise during transportation or at the destination. Additionally, if the QI status is due to non-critical issues that do not affect the safety or functionality of the batch, it may be allowed to be shipped.