Showing posts with label Task Assignments Rules. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Task Assignments Rules. Show all posts

Friday, 12 June 2020

Define Rules (Task Assignments Rules, Picking Rules, Put-away Rules)


Define Rules (Task Assignments Rules, Picking Rules, Put-away Rules)

Below are the details of  Define Rules (Task Assignments Rules, Picking Rules, Put-away Rules) as part of Oracle Warehouse Management Setups

Define Task Assignments Rules

Navigation: - Warehouse Manager Responsibility >> Setup >> Warehouse Configuration >> Warehouse Execution >> Rules >> Double Click





Types of Rules:-





Scenario 1:- As we have 2 types of equipment define we need to define rule type as “Task Type Assignment” to let the system know which device the task has to be allocated. In this scenario we have a requirement that if Source Locator Rack is above 1 level then it has to be assigned to “Fork Lift Device” else anything for Source Locator Rack 1 it should be assigned to “Hand Pallet Device”.
Enter the values like Rules Type, Name, Description and Return Value.
Note: - Return Value will have the list of Equipment assigned to Standard Operations defined in the previous step.






In this case, if source locator rack is more than 1 this rule will get fire and will assign tasks to Fork Lift Device.




In this case, if source locator rack is 1 this rule will get fire and will assign the task to Hand Pallet Device.


Define Picking Rules


In below screenshot, we have defined a rule “Pick Rule for Apple” for A1 WH which states that either STRG1 or STRG2 sub-inventory will be considered for item storage.






Define Putaway Rules


In below screenshot, we have defined a rule “Box Putaway” for A1 WH which states that in STRG1 sub-inventory  if category is either BOPP or POLY then it should put it on rack greater than 1 for putting the items from the receiving area.





Similar manner we can create Putaway and Pick Rules-based on customer requirements.

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