1Z0-900 · Question #115
What are the four steps for the move request process flow?
The four correct steps are B, F, D, and C - in sequence: Create Movement Request → Run pick slip allocation → Run the Movement Request Pick Slip Report → Confirm pick slips. This is the standard system-driven process flow in warehouse/inventory management (such as Oracle…
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What are the four steps for the move request process flow?
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- ACreate shipment
- BCreate Movement Request
- CConfirm pick slips
- DRun the Movement Request Pick Slip Report
- EPhysically move the material
- FRun pick slip allocation
Explanation
The four correct steps are B, F, D, and C - in sequence: Create Movement Request → Run pick slip allocation → Run the Movement Request Pick Slip Report → Confirm pick slips. This is the standard system-driven process flow in warehouse/inventory management (such as Oracle Inventory) for moving material between locations within a facility.
A (Create shipment) is incorrect because shipment creation belongs to the outbound/shipping process, not internal movement requests - these are distinct workflows. E (Physically move the material) is a real-world action that follows the system process, but it is not a formal step within the system's process flow itself, making it a distractor.
Memory tip: Use the acronym "CR RC" - Create, Run allocation, Report, Confirm - to remember the four steps in order. Think of it as: you request it, allocate it, print it, then confirm it.
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