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LILAC Document Help

Warehouse - Warehouses

Warehouse Identification. Use this document as a first step in establishing a warehouse in the database.
1. Most systems default to LILAC VPL Warehouse - Six character warehouse locations.
2. New Technology Warehouse structure provides twelve character warehouse locations for large situations.

For further information see link:
http://www.lennox.com.au/Inventory_and_Warehouse_Management_Software.verity

1. LILAC VPL Warehouse

1. Documents > Warehouse > Warehouses
2. Documents > Warehouse > Create Layout
3. Documents > Warehouse > Position List
4. Documents > Warehouse > Location

Setting up the electronic version of the warehouse here in LILAC involves the following sequences:

a. Documents > Warehouse > Warehouses, this document (pictured above) allows the user to create / identify a warehouse, ie in the above example: 1 Warehouse 1 - Picking, then;

b. Clicking the Create Layout button takes the user to Documents > Warehouse > Create Layout, here the Warehouse Id is selected in the primary key field, allowing warehouse Aisle, Row, Levels to be defined.

The two documents fore-mentioned - Warehouse > Warehouses (and) Warehouse > Create Layout, are used for setting up the electronic version of the warehouse.

Definitions

Warehouse Id

Location

Picking

Description

Stocktakable

- 1 digit - maximum 36 (0 -> 9, A -> Z) warehouses

- Optional Key. Establish at: Documents > Name And Addresses > Name And Address

- ean13/ean128 can be scanned

- Description

- Can this warehouse be stocktaked?

Create Layout: Moves to Documents > Warehouse > Create Layout

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Warehouse - Warehouses

2. New Technology Warehouse structure provides twelve character warehouse locations for large situations. The screen shot below shows the first step in identifying a warehouse electronically in LILAC.

1. Documents > Warehouse > Warehouses
2. Documents > Warehouse > Aisles
3. Documents > Warehouse > Locations

Setting up the electronic version of the warehouse here in LILAC involves the following sequences:

a. Documents > Warehouse > Warehouses, this document (pictured above) allows the user to create / identify a warehouse, ie in the above example: 01 Brisbane, etc.

b. Then go to Documents > Warehouse > Aisles, here the Warehouse Id is selected in the primary key field, allowing warehouse Aisles, Location, and Levels to be defined.

The two documents fore-mentioned - Warehouse > Warehouses (and) Warehouse > Aisles, are used for setting up the electronic version of the warehouse.

Warehouse

Warehouse Name

Definitions

- 2 Characters - 00 to 99, or, AA to ZZ, or, A1 to Z9 alphanumeric combination

- Warehouse Name