My previous posts introduced the new Manual packing and Containerization functionalities in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, where it has been stated a few times that the two functionalities are meant to support two different packing workflows, and that the containers created through one functionality cannot be manipulated by the other functionality. It is, however, possible to combine the two workflows and jointly use both functionalities in an outbound process. This blog post will demonstrate an example where part of the goods of a shipment is processed through containerization, and the remaining goods are sent to the packing station to be manually packed.

My previous posts introduced the new Manual packing and Containerization functionalities in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, where it has been stated a few. Manuales De Microsoft Dynamics Ax Use a camera with manual settings to control the shutter and aperture against the bright conditions. Keep the aperture fairly open. This blog contains posts by the Microsoft Dynamics AX Support Teams Worldwide.

Scenario Assume we have an item that has a unit conversion between EA and PL, and the items in the two units are picked from different locations in the warehouse. A sales order contains a certain quantity of the items that constitute multiple PLs and some EAs, (that is less than a PL). What we would like to achieve is to use containerization to process only the PL quantities and automatically create containers for them, so the warehouse workers can pack them directly into the containers during picking. For the remaining items in EAs, we want to move them to the packing location and manually pack them using a different type of container. Applied Acoustics Chromaphone Keygen. When the packing is finished, the containers are moved to the shipping location so all the items are ready to be shipped.

Setup Note that the instructions below don’t list all of the required steps for the setup. Please refer to my previous posts for the complete setup requirements. Physical dimension and unit conversion of the item Figure 1.

Item unit conversion (from Released product form >Product >Set up >Unit conversion) Figure 2. The physical dimensions of an item (from Released product form >Manage inventory >Physical dimensions) The item has physical dimensions set for both units, with the unit conversion being 1PL = 50EA. Location directives Figure 3. Location directive for Picking The location directive for sales order picking has two lines that lead to different locations in the warehouse.