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Last updated 22/01/2021
Applying Static Locations is the quickest and easiest method to use Locations in Cin7. A maximum of two locations can be applied to each product per branch. This allows pickers to see the two most common locations for a particular product.
The order that these locations appear in the Pick 'n' Pack can be controlled. This can be used to allow pickers to pick products for multiple orders on one route, maximizing their productivity.
Products are allocated to Locations using the Stocktake Master module. It may be worth reading about the Stocktake Module first as the process is very similar.
To allocate Locations to products:
Static Locations can be applied to products when receiving items using the Pick 'n' Pack module. First, however, you must define the names of your zones and bins against a branch. See the Creating Locations within a Branch Help article for additional information.
To do this:
If you are using the Pick n Pack module, locations are displayed when items are due to be packed, as shown in the image below.
The products to be picked for an order (or orders) will appear in the same order as set up against the branch details. See the Creating Locations within a Branch Help article for additional information.
For more information on how to use the module to pick stock, see the Pick n Pack Module Help article.
Static Locations appear on packing slip documents, provided the Zones and Bins option has been switched on in the document editor.
See the Updating Document Templates Help article for additional information on the Document Template editor.
The Zones and Bins option can be found here:
Select the checkbox Show Zones / Bins will cause the items in that document to be sorted by the zones and bins, in the order specified against the branch.
Zones and Bins will appear on the document here:
Note that in order for locations to appear in the correct order, see the Creating Locations within a Branch Help article.
You can have two static locations per product, per branch.
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