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Inbound Transactions

Expected Receipts

An expected receipt is any electronic transaction that contains information about items, quantities, and potentially containers, that is used to facilitate the receiving process at a warehouse. It is typically one of the following transactions:

• Purchase Order

• Transfer Order

• Return Authorization

• Advanced Shipping Notice (Inbound)

Purchase Orders, Transfer Orders, and Return Authorizations

A NetSuite transaction to purchase, transfer, or return goods from a vendor or customer that will be received at a warehouse. ShipHawk WMS will maintain a perpetual view of all open Purchase Orders locally. If a receipt is processed at the warehouse against a Purchase Order, ShipHawk WMS will create an Item Receipt in NetSuite to reflect the inventory received at the warehouse.

Inbound ASN (Advanced Shipping Notice)

A custom NetSuite transaction, unique to ShipHawk WMS, that defines a specific shipment created by a vendor to be received at the warehouse. This shipment may span multiple Purchase Orders. If utilized, ShipHawk WMS will maintain a perpetual view of all open Inbound ASNs locally. If a receipt is processed at the warehouse against a Inbound ASN , ShipHawk WMS will create an Item Receipt(s) in NetSuite against each applicable Purchase Order to reflect the inventory received at the warehouse.

Outbound Transactions

Sales Order

A NetSuite transaction created for a Customer to purchase goods or services from the company. ShipHawk WMS will maintain a perpetual view of all open Sales Orders locally for attribute reference purposes (names., addresses, shipping terms, etc.).

Fulfillment Order or Item Fulfillment

A NetSuite transaction to created to reflect a specific shipment against a Sales Order based on inventory commitments on that Sales Order. One or many a Fulfillment Orders will be created against a Sales Order. A Fulfillment Order is only created for a single warehouse. ShipHawk WMS will maintain a perpetual view of all open Fulfillment Orders locally and process them to allocate (at bin level), pick, pack, and ship. Once a Fulfillment Order has shipped, ShipHawk WMS will update NetSuite with the shipment?s tracking numbers, weight, and charges (if applicable).

Inventory Transactions

Inventory Adjustment

A NetSuite transaction to change the quantity of inventory “on hand”. ShipHawk WMS will initiate and create ALL inventory adjustments since bin-level inventory is only being maintained within ShipHawk WMS.

Inventory Transfer

A NetSuite transaction to transfer a quantity of inventory from one Location to another. This is also used to change the Status of inventory within NetSuite since different Statuses are reflected using different Locations in NetSuite. ShipHawk WMS will initiate and create ALL inventory transfers relating to inventory Status changes since bin-level inventory is only being maintained within ShipHawk WMS. Transfers between different physical sites may be initiated through NetSuite using a Transfer Order (which will create a Fulfillment Order and Purchase Order for ShipHawk WMS to process).

Transfer Order

A NetSuite transaction to request the transfer of inventory from one Physical Location to another. This is typically used to ship inventory from one physical location to another using standard shipping and receiving functionality of NetSuite and ShipHawk WMS. ShipHawk WMS will retrieve the Fulfillment Order (created by the user) for the location shipping the inventory, and automatically create a Purchase Order for the expected receipt of this inventory at the receiving location. Both transactions are processed by ShipHawk WMS against the Transfer Order.

Inventory Synchronization

Periodically ShipHawk WMS will retrieve the balance on hand (BOH) for every inventory item in NetSuite and compare that BOH with the same in ShipHawk WMS. Any variances will be alerted via a standard email/report.

Master Data Transactions

Item Master

Periodically ShipHawk WMS will retrieve all relevant attributes of each item defined in NetSuite that can be received or shipped at the warehouse.

Kit or Bill of Materials (BOM) Master

Periodically ShipHawk WMS will retrieve all relevant attributes of each kit defined in NetSuite that can be received or shipped at the warehouse.

Rules (and List of Values)

Periodically ShipHawk WMS will retrieve all relevant custom rules persisted within NetSuite and used by ShipHawk WMS.

Custom Tables in NetSuite

Bin Inventory

This custom table will be maintained by ShipHawk WMS to represent the “inventory by bin” view of all warehouse inventory. It is synchronized from a real time view of this same data maintained in ShipHawk WMS. This data can be exposed on any form relating to Items in NetSuite.

Bin Locations

This custom table will be maintained in NetSuite to represent the all Bin Locations and attributes for each warehouse. ShipHawk WMS will periodically synchronize this data locally.

TMS Mapping

This custom table will be maintained in NetSuite to represent an entension of Ship Method NetSuite shipping attribute to deal with shipping concepts that are not native to NetSuite but frequently required by a warehouse (or an EDI document). These include SCAC, Service Level, Mode or Transport, Freight Terms, Third Party Billing, and Accessorials. ShipHawk WMS will periodically access this data in real time.

Warehouse Terms

Putaway

The relocation of inventory from an inbound staging location or fixture to a defined Bin location that has been selected based upon system settings, item attributes and bin availability

Wave Processing

A process to evaluate a set of Fulfillment Orders and determine the best way to organize and group these orders so that they can be fulfilled in the warehouse most efficiently.

Container ID

An distinct ID, typically barcoded on a label, used to represent specific collection of Inventory Item(s) and quantity(s) to be moved or stored in the warehouse.

Picking Strategy: Order Pick

Warehouse operator will travel through the warehouse via a bin sequence with a single pre-defined container to pick a single Fulfillment Order.

Picking Strategy : Batch Pick

Warehouse operator will travel through the warehouse via a bin sequence with a single pre-defined container to pick a set of Fulfillment Orders that all have the exact same characteristics (same Items and Pack Destinations)

Picking Strategy: Cluster Pick

Warehouse operator will travel through the warehouse via a bin sequence with a set of pre-defined containers to pick a corresponding set of Fulfillment Orders, one order per container.

Picking Strategy: Super Batch Pick

Warehouse operator will travel through the warehouse via a bin sequence with a set of pre-defined containers to pick a corresponding set of Batch of common Fulfillment Orders, one Batch per container (see Batch Pick method).

Picking Strategy: Consolidation Pick

Warehouse operator will travel through the warehouse via a bin sequence with a single pre-defined container to pick a multiple Fulfillment Orders that have all been assigned to a single consolidated shipment.

Batch Quantity Threshold

A limit that is used as one factor in the decision to Batch Pick or Super Batch Pick common Fulfillment Orders. For example, If a group of common orders does not meet a Batch Quantity Threshold, the Picking Method will be defined as a Super Batch Pick, rather than a Batch Pick.

PKit (Physical Kit)

A collection of Items that must be physically grouped ad packaged together prior to shipment of the Fulfillment Order. These items will be defined as Kit Items in NetSuite and “exploded” by ShipHawk WMS on the Fulfillment Order.

VKit (Virtual Kit)

A collection of Items that must be picked for a Fulfillment Order but does not need to be physically packaged together prior to shipment. These items will be defined as Group Items in NetSuite and “exploded” by ShipHawk WMS on the Fulfillment Order.

Fulfillment Order Profiles (Units, Lines, Affinity)

• Single-Item/Line Single Quantity