Warehouse Receipt & Inventory Flashcards
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In CargoWise WMS, a 'pick slip' is best described as:
Answer: A document listing goods to be collected from specific locations for an outbound order
A pick slip in CargoWise instructs warehouse staff on which items to collect from which locations in order to fulfill an outbound dispatch or delivery order.
In CargoWise, 'packaging types' configured in the WMS are used to:
Answer: Define the unit of measure for storing and tracking inventory quantities
Packaging types in CargoWise (e.g., carton, pallet, drum) define how inventory is unitized and measured, driving quantity tracking and billing calculations.
In CargoWise WMS, 'cycle counting' differs from a full physical inventory count in that:
Answer: Cycle counting counts a subset of inventory on a rotating schedule
Cycle counting divides inventory into segments counted on rotation throughout the year, reducing operational disruption compared to a single full-warehouse count.
When goods are placed on a 'hold' in CargoWise warehouse inventory, which action becomes directly restricted?
Answer: Dispatching or releasing the held goods
A hold in CargoWise prevents dispatch or release of the affected stock, ensuring goods cannot leave the warehouse until the hold is lifted by an authorized user.
Which CargoWise workflow step typically follows creation of a warehouse receipt for newly arrived inbound goods?
Answer: Put-away to assign storage locations to the received goods
After a warehouse receipt is created in CargoWise, the put-away process assigns each line item to a specific bin or location, completing the inbound workflow.
In CargoWise, the 'consignment stock' feature is designed to manage goods where:
Answer: A supplier's goods are stored at a customer's location and owned by the supplier until sold
Consignment stock in CargoWise tracks goods that remain the supplier's property while stored at the customer's warehouse, transferring ownership only upon sale or use.
In CargoWise WMS, a 'delivery order' issued against warehouse inventory serves as:
Answer: An instruction to release specified goods from warehouse stock for outbound delivery
A delivery order in CargoWise authorizes the warehouse to release specific goods from inventory, triggering the pick, pack, and dispatch process.