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Chapter 10 – Batch Picking Chapter 10 – Batch Picking Topics Covered: 10.1 Batch Picking 10.2 Additional Information 10.3 Setup for Batch Picking 10.4 Batch Picking Process 10.5 How to Create and Fulfill Batch Pick Orders 10.6 Reports Associated with Batch Picking 10.7 Events Associated with Batch Picking 10.8 Batch Picking Field Definitions EXceed Fulfill 4000 v3.6 – Users Guide 10 - 1 Chapter 10 – Batch Picking 10.1 Batch Picking What is Batch Picking? Batch picking is typically used in a warehouse operation to save labor and time. When a warehouse has numerous small orders, standard picking methods require a trip through the warehouse for each order picked. Batch picking allows product for several orders to be picked simultaneously, followed by a sortation process to assemble the individual customer orders. When would a warehouse use Batch Picking? A decision to use batch picking is usually preceded by a labor study to determine which method of picking would be the most efficient. As the size of the orders changes, the results of the study often change. With a warehouse manager in control of the minimum/maximum criteria used by batch picking, precise cutoffs can be maintained to ensure that maximum performance is achieved. Some Common Examples for Using Batch Picking: • Warehouse personnel determine that a single trip through the warehouse to bulk select the Commodities for numerous orders reduce labor costs. • Sortation equipment is used to place Commodities into the correct pack station bin, requiring Commodities to be bulk selected. • A warehouse receives both large and small orders, requiring different pick methods to be used. 10 - 2 EXceed