Set the parameters that define how to manage internal transfers with the Anywhere for logistics app.
| 1. | Click Mobility management. |
| 2. | Click App Parameters. |
| 3. | Click the Logistics tab. |
| 4. | Expand the Transfer journal picking section. |
| 5. | You can allow to use the unit from the scanned GTIN to transfer the items. On finishing the picking of the transfer order, the inventory unit is converted to the GTIN unit in the ‘Internal Transfer’ process. Example: 100 pieces are to be transferred. These are transferred in 10 boxes, each with 10 pieces. On picking, you can scan the 10 boxes. On finish picking, these are booked from inventory as 100 pieces. |
| Select Yes in the Use GTIN unit field. | |
| 6. | Select the direct transfer journal name to be used to transfer items directly. |
| In the Direct transfers journal name field, enter or select a value. | |
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Note: If no journal name is selected, the first journal name of type Transfer, as defined on the Inventory journal names page, is used. |
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| 7. | For GS1-128 type barcodes, the batch ID can be part of the barcode. If you scan a GS1-128 type barcode in the Transfer journal picking process, you can have the batch ID entered automatically from the barcode. If 'No', the batch ID must be entered manually. |
| Select Yes in the Get batch Id from GS1-128 barcode field. | |
| 8. | For GS1-128 type barcodes, the serial number can be part of the barcode. If you scan a GS1-128 type barcode in the Transfer journal picking process, you can have the serial number entered automatically from the barcode. If 'No', the serial number must be entered manually. |
| Select Yes in the Get serial Id from GS1-128 barcode field. | |
| 9. | Close the page. |
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Set up Anywhere for logistics parameters |
