Version 2008 - ABAS Software AG

2008
Warehouse groups
All stock levels within a warehouse group are seen by scheduling as
having the same value. Therefore, only the total stock level of a
warehouse group is important for the stock calculation and not the
distribution of the stock level to the different warehouses and locations.
2008
Overview of warehouse management functions
• Different scheduling groups (e.g. autonomous plant warehouses, warehouses of branches
with own scheduling, spare parts warehouses)
• Any number of warehouses and locations with unique allocation
• Bundle management
• Negative stocks allowed, constant increase and decrease
• Scheduled / Unscheduled receipts and issues
• Random location administration or fixed allocation of locations
• Administration of minimum stock levels
• Batch grouping via batch sizes and batch grouping periods
• Warehouse evaluation by warehouses and product groups
• Stock level corrections
• Relocations / Transfers
• Warehouse master files per warehouse and location
• Marking of warehouses which are not relevant to scheduling / quarantine warehouses
• Consignment warehouses for customers and vendors
• Direct stock adjustments
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