...
First find the item you need to restock in the list, then click “Fix Shortages”.
The next screen will ask you to search for inventory to add to the container.
Next, click “Done” and the inventory will be added to the container.
...
| Note |
|---|
Note: You may not restock a container if it is part of a pending transfer or if it has an incomplete Set Checkin. |
...
Restocking using the Auto-Refill feature will tell the system to fill the shortages in your container either using:
First-in-first-out: This will select oldest items that were added to your inventory first to ensure a healthy turnover of older inventory. This is determined based on the Manufacture Date.
Last-in-first-out: This will select the newest items that were added to your inventory to ensure a fresh stock in the field. This is determined based on the Manufacture Date
If you “Auto-Refilled” a single line item, the items the system stocked will appear at the top of the device list below. Look at the “Last Updated” column for further verification.
If you used the “Auto-Refill All” button, review the resulting pop-up window to see which items were stocked.
If you would like to print a pick list, click the button at the bottom to export a .CSV of the items that were stocked. You can used this document to identify the lots or UDIs of the items the system used to stock your shortages.
...