Automatic Creation of Multiple Pick-HU with WOCR

[former_member1291535]

Dear Experts,

I have a question to the topic multiple WTs when using WOCR with pack profile. I have packspec. with condition type 0BDL and quantity for the level in packspec is 10. When I create an ODO with 30 pieces, system only creates one Pick-HU (also one WT). My expectation is that system should create 3 His in this case.

Regarding this topic, I have already tried with the 2 options what Mr. juergen.pitz mentioned in his answer.

• The first option with weight and volume works fine
• The second option does not work when I try to create new packspec. for the same product with condition type 0WHT or 0PAL.

So first my question is, is it possible to use two packspecs in this case, one with condition type 0BDL and one with 0WHT to achieve my scenario?

My second question is: is it possible to achieve warehouse task splitting during outbound delivery processing without using WOCR? I mean i.e in inbound processing, we can easily create packspec. with condition type 0PAL (palletization) and then, system will split WT according to the quantity maintained in the packspec level?

Thanks and regards,

Yaphet

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[Daniil]

Hi, you can get more WTs if you activate WT rounding in the process type or in the storage type. Check F1 Help to this field, there are more information written there.