Warehouse Assessment - Ros

One batch of raw material can indeed be made up of multiple pallets. A batch refers to a specific quantity of raw material that is processed or handled together. It is common for large quantities of raw material to be divided and stored on multiple pallets for ease of handling and transportation. Therefore, it is true that one batch of raw material can consist of multiple pallets.

There can be multiple physical pallets with the same batch number and each one has a unique weight.

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 further use or distribution. Placing them in the QI stock type helps to prevent any defective or non-compliant items from entering the regular inventory, ensuring that only high-quality products are made available to customers.

Movement type 101 is used for a goods receipt from production/vendor/STO. This movement type is specifically designed to record the receipt of goods from production, vendors, or stock transport orders. It helps in tracking the inflow of materials into the system and updating the inventory levels accordingly. Movement type 101 is commonly used in supply chain management to ensure accurate and timely recording of goods receipts.

One batch can indeed be located in multiple storage locations. This is commonly seen in supply chain management, where a single batch of products may be distributed and stored in various warehouses or fulfillment centers to ensure efficient delivery and availability to customers. This practice allows for better inventory management and faster order fulfillment.

Yes, there can be circumstances when a batch in Quality Inspection (QI) status can be shipped to a 3PL (Third-Party Logistics) or another plant. This could occur if the batch has undergone the necessary inspections and quality checks, meeting the required standards and specifications. Additionally, if there is a specific need or urgency to transfer the batch to another location for further processing or distribution, it may be allowed to ship the batch in QI status.

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Finished goods cannot be shipped to customers prior to coming out of Quality Inspection (QI) stock. Quality Inspection is a crucial step in ensuring that the finished goods meet the required quality standards before they are released for shipment. Shipping goods without undergoing quality inspection can lead to potential quality issues and customer dissatisfaction. Therefore, it is important to complete the quality inspection process before shipping the finished goods to customers.

Bulk off batches are produced to storage location 1100.

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A batch refers to a specific quantity of a material that is produced or received at the same time. Each batch is assigned a unique batch number and is associated with a single material number. Therefore, a batch cannot contain multiple material numbers.

FLEX is the system in which PQC receipts are entered.