Warehouse
Introduction
Anne • Your coach
Welcome to the warehouse!
Become a warehouse worker in charge of Woody Furniture's inventory.
Find out:
- how to manage receipts and deliveries
- how to adjust stock
- how an inventory system works
Let's check it out!
1. Receive your order
Judith • Warehouse worker
We have just received a pallet from our supplier Vandenoever. Could you receive the items that are in the crate?
You
I'll take care of it!
I'm in the Barcode app.
In the Operations, there are receipts to process.
I select Vandenoever's receipt.
I scan the 6 items by using the yellow buttons
of the scanner.
I confirm and put them on the shelf Stock 1.
Then, I go back to the operations menu of the Barcode app 
.
2. Transfer the stool components to manufacturing
Patrick • Inventory Manager
The workshop needs the stool components to continue production. Could you move them from the Stock 1 shelf to the Production shelf?
You
Ok, in the Operations, there is an internal transfer to process.
I open the task, then I scan the stool components and the label of the Production shelf.
To finish, I validate the transfer.
3. Prepare a delivery
Judith • Warehouse worker
Hello, could you deliver a stool and two door handles to our customer Ready Mat?
You
Ok, in the Operations, I see the delivery orders to process. I select Ready Mat's delivery.
I scan the label of the source location of the stool before the product. Then, I do the same for the two door handles.
Judith • Warehouse worker
You can put the products in a box for shipping and place it on the pallet.
4. Adjust the inventory
Patrick • Inventory Manager
Could you help me?
The quantity of the boxes of screws is not up to date in the system, I only see 3 in the warehouse.
You
Sure, I'll proceed to an inventory adjustment.
I go back to the main menu of the Barcode application and use the Inventory count.
I scan the label of the shelf where the boxes are.
Then I scan each item and I apply the change.
What is an inventory adjustment?
An inventory adjustment is the manual update of the stock of a product. This can be useful if, for example, some products are damaged and cannot be sold. It is then necessary to modify the quantity of products in stock.