MOVING STOCK - PUK ITEMS

This functionality is used for the moving of puk stock between locations.

  1. After logging on select the “Warehouse” icon which will take you to the main set of options. Once you are at the main menu screen select ‘MOVE STOCK’.
  2. Scan item. The information for the PUK scanned will now be displayed
  3. Select ‘Add’. The item is now in the buffer displayed at the bottom of the screen
  4. To add more items, repeat the process from Point 2 above
  5. Once all items have been scanned, select ‘VIEW ITEM LIST’, then select ‘SELECT STATUS’.
  6. Scan the shelf location where the item is to be placed, and the system will display the message “Are you sure?” select ‘YES’.

MOVING STOCK - NON PUK ITEMS

This functionality is used for the moving of non puk stock between locations.

  1. Select ‘Non-PUK Move Stock’ icon on the Main Menu
  2. Scan the Non-PUK item label. This will take you to the “Source” screen
  3. In the “Enter Qty To Move” field enter the number of Product required.
  4. Scan the Location Label from where the Product is being picked
  5. This will take you to the “None PUK Stock Move Destination” screen
  6. Scan the Location of the Destination for the Item
  7. Check the details on the screen are correct, then select ‘Move’
  8. A box appears with the narrative “Stock has successfully been moved”
  9. Select ‘OK’
  10. This will take you back to the main screen

Brief explanation between PUK and Non PUK stock

PUK stock has it’s own PUK number for each item. For instance, if you have 30 economy male urinals, each item will have its own PUK number but will all have the same material code. It’s easier to move PUK stock to any location as it doesn’t leave an electronic footprint of where it was originally located (although, it will have a history of movement on the scanner).

Non PUK stock is slightly different. If you have 30 Neptune batteries, you will only have 1 label for those 30 batteries. All non PUK stock will start with a NP on the material code. Moving Non PUK stock is different. The easiest way to explain is that you have to move from a source (shelf location) to a destination (where you are moving the non PUK to) but is done by quantity. Moving non PUK stock between shelf locations is normally avoided.