The new Warehouse management system in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 presents the idea of Containers. Containers represent the real framework for which items are loaded during shipping, and you may record the container information when you look at the system. This can be helpful during transport planning, particularly in the scenario in which delivery fees tend to be calculated predicated on bins. You can view how many containers which are used in a shipment, the kinds of bins which can be made use of, and actual dimensions such as for example total amount, body weight, an such like, prior to delivery.
The machine provides a packaging procedure that lets you validate and pack products into bins. inside process, warehouse workers select products from the storage space areas and move them to packing place in which they check the item amounts and kinds, and designate all of them to appropriate bins. Whenever a container is totally packed, they may be able close it and move it to your outbound docks, and items are ready for shipping.
The next setups have to enable the packaging process.
Area profile
Figure 1. Location profile (Warehouse administration > Setup > Warehouse setup > place profiles)
An area profile useful for packaging programs must be produced. The location profile includes a number of information and principles for a location. To find out more, see put up packaging and container finishing profiles for handbook pack process.
Warehouse parameters
Figure 2 Warehouse variables (Warehouse administration > Setup > Warehouse parameters)
In the Packing loss, within the Profile ID for packing place industry, you have to find the area profile you want for packaging.
Container types
Figure 3 Container kinds (Warehouse management > Setup > Containers > Container kinds)
Establish the sorts of bins that you use. You can easily specify the physical dimensions associated with container, including Tare weight, Maximum weight, Maximum volume, Length, Width, and Height.
