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Example

Handling goods receipt via RF scanner without a sum label by scanning labels consecutively and confirming the receipt on the SAP interface.

Scenario

In a warehouse operation, when goods arrive without a cumulative sum label, the RF scanner is used to scan each label individually and the goods receipt is processed in SAP via transaction code for immediate stock placement.

Example

Using the queue function in RF scanning to manage direct orders and confirm picks for line replenishment of materials like bare PCBs.

Scenario

Operators use RF scanners to execute picking lists that SAP generates. The list considers queue management strategies to optimize the picking process by grouping tasks efficiently, thus aiding in just-in-time inventory replenishment on production lines.

Example

Creating and managing Packing Instructions (PI) which dictate how products should be packed post-production, ensuring they meet storage or transportation standards.

Scenario

In production operations, the specific packing instructions per product are crucial for quality control and logistics efficiency. SAP's PI master data functionality allows users to define these parameters precisely to minimize damage and handling errors during storage and transport.