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A company is configuring a work template for its warehouse by using Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. The company requires a work template for transferring inventory from its rack location to…
The correct answer is C. Pick E. Put. To configure your D365 SCM rack-to-pack work with the highest priority, you set the Sequence number low (e.g., 1) on the Work Template, use specific Work Order Types (like Transfer Order/Sales Order), define Work Lines with Pick from Rack and Put to Pack Location*, use Location…
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- ATransfer issue
- BInventory movement
- CPick
- DWork priority
- EPut
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To configure your D365 SCM rack-to-pack work with the highest priority, you set the Sequence number low (e.g., 1) on the Work Template, use specific Work Order Types (like Transfer Order/Sales Order), define Work Lines with Pick from Rack and Put to Pack Location**, use Location Directives to guide items to Pack Station, and assign a high Work Priority in Work Policies for your work type. The crucial part is the low sequence number ensures it runs first, and the Work Lines specify the physical movement from your high-priority pick location to the designated pack location. Create/Edit the Work Template Navigate to: Warehouse management > Setup > Work > Work templates. Work Order Type: Select the relevant type (e.g., Transfer Order, Sales Order). Sequence: Give it a low number (e.g., 1) for highest priority. Work Template Lines: *-> Pick Line: Set Work Type to Pick. Define your Rack Location (using Location Directives) as the Pick From location. *-> Put Line: Set Work Type to Put. Define your Pack Station Location as the Put To location. https://technologyblog.rsmus.com/technologies/microsoft/work-templates-location-directives- sorting-differences-work-together/
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