This guide explains how to effectively receive and put away products in Clarus WMS based on their assigned groups, such as ""Frozen"" or ""Chilled,"" ensuring they go into their correct storage locations automatically.
Create Product Groups: If you need new categories like 'Frozen' or 'Chilled', set up these product groups. If they already exist, you can skip this step.
Add Products to the Groups: Either add existing products to the correct groups or assign a group when you create new products.
Create a New Receipt: Make a new receipt for the products you are receiving. For example, you might receive 10 storage units, each with 10 items for both Frozen and Chilled products.
Input Stock Quantities: Enter how many items of each product you are receiving. Once all amounts are entered, finish the receipt.
Receive the Products: Complete the receiving tasks as you normally would. The stock should arrive in your Goods In bay, if you have one set up.
REMEMBER: Having a Goods In bay is not mandatory but can make the receiving process more organised.Check ""Location To"" Field: The ""Location To"" field should automatically show the correct storage location based on the product's group (e.g., Frozen or Chilled storage area).
Edit Location if Necessary: If the wrong location appears, use the dropdown menu to select the correct one by typing its code.
Put Away the Stock: Once the correct location is displayed, finish the putaway task. The stock will then be listed under the right location codes for each group.
Product groups help you sort products into categories (like Frozen or Chilled) and send them to specific storage locations, which makes organisation much simpler.
You can assign a product to a group when you first create it, or you can go back and edit the product's details later to add it to a group.
You can manually pick the right location from a list by entering its code.
No, it's not essential, but using a Goods In bay can help make your receiving process more structured.
Yes, you can, but using groups means products are sent to their correct storage locations automatically, which makes the whole process more efficient.