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Receiving Non-Serialized Items in PocketScan

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Receiving Non-Serialized Items using the PocketScan App

Objective

To provide a clear and concise procedure for team members to effectively scan and receive non-serialized items into the inventory system, ensuring accuracy and minimizing errors.

Key Steps

  1. Create a Purchase Order:

    • Initiate a purchase order for non-serialized items (e.g., water filters).

    • Specify the quantity being ordered (e.g., 12 units).

  2. Print Labels:

    • Navigate to the bottom of the purchase order and select "Print Labels."

    • Choose to print a single label for the entire batch instead of individual labels for each item.

  3. Open Receiving Interface:

    • Access the receiving section of the inventory management system.

  4. Scan the Label:

    • Use the camera feature to scan the printed label.

    • A prompt will appear requesting the quantity of items being received.

  5. Input Quantity:

    • Enter the exact quantity received or a number less than the original purchase order quantity (e.g., if the order was for 12, input 12).

    • Click "Submit" to confirm the quantity.

  6. Confirmation:

    • Ensure the system confirms the successful receipt of the items into inventory.

  7. Close Purchase Order:

    • Navigate back to the purchase order and select "Close" to finalize the transaction in the system.

Cautionary Notes

  • Always ensure that the quantity entered does not exceed the quantity specified in the purchase order; the system will not allow submission of quantities higher than the order.

  • Double-check that the correct label is scanned to avoid inventory discrepancies.

Tips for Efficiency

  • When ordering bulk non-serialized items, consider printing a single label for the entire box to streamline the scanning process.

  • Familiarize yourself with the inventory management system interface to reduce time spent navigating between steps.

  • Keep a checklist of these steps handy for quick reference during the scanning process to minimize errors and ensure all steps are followed.

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