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Shipment Picking Profile
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Understanding Shipment Picking Profile
What is Shipment Picking Profile?
A Shipment Picking Profile determines which Picking Jobs (created via the Shipment Picking Job Creation process) are presented to a user on the Picking Execution Screen. It also defines the verification steps required to complete each picking job.
Upon entering your Picking Execution screen (shown above) you will be presented with the various Shipment Picking Profiles that have been created.
Accessing Shipment Picking Profile
To navigate to Shipment Picking Profile:
Use the Search bar in the Navigation menu and type "Shipment Picking Profile".
Alternatively, go to Configuration > Shipment Profile Setup > Shipment Picking Profile.
Add Shipment Picking Profile
Click on the Red Action Button, this will bring up a drop-down menu, and select "Add"
Complete the mandatory fields:
Name
Pick To Location
Initiation Method
- Select any Additional Features required:
Optional Features and Settings
Feature | Description |
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Drive command to machine location | Sends a command to an automated machine for picking. Used in Warehouse Control Systems (WCS). |
Print Consignment Piece Label | Prints the Consignment Label immediately upon picking. |
Print Picking Label | Prints a dedicated Picking Label for the picked item(s). |
Have You Picked the Last Item in this Location | Adds an extra inventory check when the system believes you are picking the last item from that location. |
Over Pick | Allows users to pick more than the allocated quantity. Useful for weight-based picking or tolerance-based fulfilment. |
Allow Multi-Shipment Containers | Enables items from different shipments to be picked into the same container. Especially useful for Single Unit Shipments. |
Use Group Instructions When Available | Allows grouping of multiple shipments with similar items into a single picking instruction, improving efficiency. |
Auto Start Next Job | Automatically starts the next available job after the current one is completed, reducing manual input. |
Selecting the Job Zones
Refine your Picking Profile to only include the Job Zones you want this Profile to be able to pick from.
Selecting the Job Types
Select the Job Types that you want this Profile to have access to.
Selecting the Verifications
Switch to the Verifications Tab
Navigate to the Verifications tab and enable any additional validation steps required for the profile:
Verification | Description |
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Location Check Digit | Requires scanning of a random 3-digit code printed on the location label. |
Pick Units | Displays the total number of units to be picked. |
Item | Requires mandatory scan of the item code/reference. |
Pick Single Job Instruction to Multiple Containers | Allows items from one job instruction to be picked into different containers. |
Short Pick to Another Location | Enables user to pick remaining quantity from another location if the first is short. |
Use Carrier Label as LP | Uses Carrier Label Number as the container’s Licence Plate. Common in Consign at Wave processes. |
Batch | Enforces batch number entry or scanning. |
Dynamic Input
Dynamic Input enables you to define scripts that automatically parse barcodes during scanning. This enhances flexibility when dealing with varied barcode formats across suppliers and systems.
Use Cases
Standardise Barcode Formats – Convert supplier-specific barcodes to a standard format.
Remove Unwanted Characters – Strip prefixes/suffixes/special characters that may interfere with data capture.
Extract Specific Data – Parse out only the necessary data (e.g., SKU, batch) from a multi-part barcode.
Support Multiple Barcode Types – Convert multiple symbologies into a unified identifier for internal use.
Please see an example of a typical Dynamic Input script below
Once you have selected and entered the required fields, click on the submit button to add.