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Fullfillment by container type to non-licenseplate location

Anders Dahlin on 5/5/2017 9:18:55 PM

Ability to use container types without linking it to licenseplate.


For example we would like to fullfill a location that can only fit two pallets no matter how many items that exists in the pallets.


We would like to set the location limit or the fulfillment template to only fill up to two pallets. Even if the pallets are half empty. Today it uses unit conversion and might fetch three pallets if two of them are half empty for some reason.


 


Discussion on Yammer:
https://www.yammer.com/dynamicsaxfeedbackprograms/#/Threads/show?threadId=879581774


 
















  • If I understand it correctly I can use containers to fulfill with a pallet no matter how many items that exist in the container/pallet. I want to fulfill a location up to two pallets or LPs even if the pallet is not completely full. The location only fits two pallet, if I use standard unit conversion I can some times get three pallets if two of them are only half full.















 


 
















  • Would that work even if my picking location that I fulfill is non-license plate controlled, I'm guessing that I might have a problem here if the container functionality is linked to a license plate.

     

    Agree, this is the big issue. We cannot see the different "units" in stock without using Licence plates, and that means barcoding when we don't necessarily need/want it. A container type storage dimension would help immensely...

    I completly agree with the observation. Please add and vote on it on Ideas















 

Category: Warehouse Management
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Ideas Administrator

Administrator on 9/21/2017 9:36:03 PM

Thank you for reaching out. Your suggestion seems to be a duplicate of the following suggestion:

https://ideas.dynamics.com/ideas/dynamics-operations/ID0001599

Please add your valuable votes and comments to the suggestion above instead. I know that Anders added his Entry before Nicholas, but Nicholas's had more vote.

Regards,

Philippe Jacobsen

PM, Microsoft