Purpose: Use this recap to track the cart batches generated during a pick slip run, including the picker, the packer, and the date and time when each batch was completed.
How to print: The system produces this recap listing when you generate pick slips if you are Using Cart/Bin Picking.
Bypass printing? If the Bypass Creation of Pick Forms during WSPS Pick Generation (K55) system control value is selected, the streamlined pick slip generation process does not generate this report. See that system control value for more information.
For more information: See the sample report in PDF format.
Contents:
• For each warehouse included in the batch:
- Warehouse: The number identifying the warehouse where the cart batch should be picked. See Creating and Maintaining Warehouses (WWHS) for information on setting up warehouses.
- Batch: A unique number to identify the billing batch number for the pick slip run.
• For each cart batch:
- Cart Batch Number: A unique number to identify the cart batch.
- Priority: The Priority (Ship via priority) for the ship vias selected to ship the pick slips included in the cart batch. The system assigns pick slips to the same cart batch only if they have the same ship via priority. For example, a cart batch might include a pick slip for ship via 33 and a pick slip for ship via 47 if both these ship vias have a ship via priority of 3. The ship via on the pick slip is derived from the order detail line if the item has a ship via override; otherwise, it is derived from the order header. See Ship Via Override Hierarchy for more information on how the system might override a ship via for an order or order detail line.
- Picks: The number of pick slips included in the cart batch.
- Quantity: The total number of units to be picked for the cart batch. For example, if a cart batch includes an order detail line with a quantity of 1 and an order detail line with a quantity of 50, the quantity indicated here is 51. This total includes set master items and non-inventory items; however, it does not include membership items, subscriptions, or virtual gift cards.
- Items: The total number of unique items included in the cart batch. For example, if a cart batch includes a pick slip with 10 units of item AB100, a pick slip with 7 units of item CD200, and a third pick slip with 1 unit of item AB100, the total number of unique items in the cart batch is 2 (AB100 and CD200).
- Picker: A blank line for you to enter the picker.
- Pick Date: A blank line for you to enter the pick date.
- Pick Time: A blank line for you to enter the pick time.
- Packer: A blank line for you to enter the packer.
• Total for Warehouse: The report includes subtotals for each warehouse included in the pick slip run:
- Picks: The total number of pick slips in all cart batches in the warehouse.
- Quantity: The total number of units to be picked in the warehouse.
- Items: The total number of unique item/cart batch combinations. For example, if item AB100 is included in cart batch 100 and in cart batch 105 in the same pick slip run, it counts as 2 total items.
• Final Totals: The report includes final totals for all warehouses included in the pick slip run:
- Picks: The total number of pick slips in all cart batches in all warehouses.
- Quantity: The total number of units to be picked in all warehouses.
- Items: The total number of unique item/cart batch combinations for all warehouses. For example, if item AB100 is included in cart batch 100 and in cart batch 105 in the same pick slip run, it counts as 2 total items.
Invalid ship via: The system includes pick slips that did not generate due to invalid ship via on this report.
