Report: Number of items to be handled

This report shows the number of items to be handled at the branches.

The report gives an overview of the workload related to item handling on the branch in the nearest future. This information can potentially be used to allocate resources on the individual branches.

The report counts items in transport units already on the branches, on the way to the branches, and items to be picked on the branches. The following rules apply when counting the items to be handled:

• For items in the counts of orders ready for picking the following rules apply:
  • Holds for items in non-available transport units are not included if they are hidden on the mobile unit (controlled by the “Skip picking items in unavailable transport units” parameter).
  • Holds for items in closed item groupings are not included if they are hidden on the mobile unit (controlled by the “Skip picking items in closed item groupings” parameter).
  • Holds for items in closed exhibitions are not included if they are hidden on the mobile unit (controlled by the “Skip picking items in closed exhibitions” parameter).
  • Items that are excluded from IMMS are not included.
• Items registered as "sent to central sorting" are considered to be assigned to the central sorter branch (controlled by the parameter "Central sorter branch").
• The report does not include inactive or excluded branches.

Parameters

• One or more branches (optional)

Output

• One row for each branch with the number of items to be handled for each of the different groups.

Columns

• Branch
• Ready to be handled: Number of items that are assigned to the branch, or that are taken for a hold to be picked up at the branch, and that are in a transport unit at the branch. The items are divided into the 4 destinations: Shelving, holds shelf, exhibition and special handling.
• Ready to be handled - Shelving
• Ready to be handled - Holds shelf
• Ready to be handled - Exhibition
• Ready to be handled - Special handling
• Ready for transport: Number of items that are assigned to the branch, or that are taken for a hold to be picked up at the branch, and that are in a transport unit, that is not attached to a chute. The transport unit must be at another branch with a direct link to the branch. The items are divided into the 4 destinations: Shelving, holds shelf, exhibition and special handling.
• Ready for transport - Shelving
• Ready for transport - Holds shelf
• Ready for transport - Exhibition
• Ready for transport - Special handling
• To be handled later: Number of items that are assigned to the branch, or that are taken for a hold to be picked up at the branch, and that are not covered by the two previous columns. This includes: Assigned items that have not been picked yet, assigned items in attached transport units, and assigned items not in transport units. The items are divided into the 4 destinations: Shelving, holds shelf, exhibition and special handling.
• To be handled later - Shelving
• To be handled later - Holds shelf
• To be handled later - Exhibition
• To be handled later - Special handling
• Hold orders: Number of hold orders that are ready for picking at the branch.
• Replenishment orders: Number of replenishment orders that are ready for picking at the branch.
• Exhibition orders: Number of exhibition orders that are ready for picking at the branch.
• Discard orders: Number of auto-discard orders, weeding orders, and manual discard orders that are ready for picking at the branch.
• Other orders: Number of item care orders, manual list orders, manual move orders, error correction orders, LMS correction orders, and rotation orders that are ready for picking at the branch.