Accurate inventory count is crucial for any warehouse operations, and one key aspect of this is conducting regular cycle counts. Skustack’s Bin Cycle Count can simplify this process by allowing you to scan bins and generate audit reports that highlight count discrepancies.
In this article, you will learn how to seamlessly register and manage your Skustack devices. Simply open the Skustack app on your device and you will be prompted to register upon login.
Case pack labels are typically used in inventory management and order fulfillment to identify items that are packaged together in a single case. These labels display the number of items in the case, along with essential details like product barcodes and descriptions.
Exporting bin data to a spreadsheet lets you effectively analyze your current warehouse layout, optimize space utilization, and identify bins with low inventory. The Skustack Admin portal lets you export bin data either individually or in bulk.
Picklist Orders Labels verify that an order has been picked. There are 2 types of picklist order labels: The main difference between Label One and Label Two is that Label Two prints out the SKU while Label One doesn’t.
This article provides an overview of the four different types of inventory transfers located within Skustack’s Transfer tab. Transfers are a key aspect of managing inventory in any warehouse or distribution center.
Regions within a warehouse refer to physical areas or sections that are designated for specific purposes such as storage, packing, shipping, or receiving. Warehouse regions or zones can be differentiated based on various factors such as product type, size, weight, or demand.
Kit assembly refers to the process of transferring quantities of a kit component to a kit parent. Kit assembly work orders, on the other hand, serve as comprehensive guidelines for the assembly process, providing clear “how-to” instructions to warehouse users.
Bin barcodes, also referred to as location labels, help improve the accuracy and speed of your inventory management operations. Bin barcodes can be printed from either your handheld Skustack device or the Skustack Admin and are used to scan bins when adding products and quantities to them.