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That seems smart - but then they need other numbers for coordinates I guess.
by ape4 4y ago
That seems smart - but then they need other numbers for coordinates I guess.
- agloe_dreams 4y agoAssuming that all warehouses are the same size and shape and carry the same things, which is why they instead use Local bin numbers. Works a lot like an IP and MAC I suppose.
- brudgers 4y agoItems in the warehouse go through many coordinates during manufacture, shipment, merchandiser, etc. before going out to the parking lot with a customer. The part number is for accounting. It allows allocation of expenses such as raw materials in a meaningful way.
- teejmya 4y agoWhich they do: Aisle and Bin numbers on each item describing where it is in the warehouse. I think the product number codes are equivalent to SKUs.