
Explore warehouse basics, map layouts to Oracle EBS, and set up a warehouse, then learn inbound and outbound processes, replenishment, LPN transactions, and the mobile supply chain application.
Discover why businesses migrate to a warehouse management system for real-time inventory transactions and cross-docking, with mobile supply chain and rule-based tasks like picking and put away, including barcode labeling.
Identify prerequisites for Oracle WMS and MSCA projects, including secured RF network, handheld devices and thermal printers, and label software; establish a single point of contact to coordinate third-party dependencies.
This demonstrate the mapping between physical warehouse and its mapping with Oracle WMS
Students will be able to understand and map these with Oracle WMS
-Inbound movements
-Replenishment and Internal movements
-Outbound movements
Define a Bangalore warehouse location in India by entering an address in the locations form, save, then tie the location to the warehouse.
Explore the department view of the warehouse, mapping employees to resources, enforcing segregation of duties through the advanced task framework with task types like picking, replenishment, and cycle counting.
Define resource groups and department classes, configure warehouse resources in Bangalore warehouse BW one, and map picking, replenishment, and cycle count to employees with interleave.
Define departments and map them to resources in cms, establishing outbound and inbound groups, then create tasks such as pick, put away, cycle count, and replenishment with assigned resources.
Configure task type assignment rules in wms, defining picking and put away tasks with weightage and restrictions. Set up cycle count and replenishment rules, prioritize by weightage and ATF limitations.
Define shipping parameters in the wms to set weight class and volume, configure default pick release, and enable auto locate or delivery printing for shipments.
Create a new item in the purchasing application, apply the purchase item template, assign to Bangalore warehouse, and test put away and inbound operation plan rules for purchase order creation.
Create a standard PO with three shipments to trigger direct receipt to the storage sub inventory, plus standard delivery and inspection routes, then approve and receive via MSCA mobile.
Perform a direct receipt of PO 6042 in inbound receiving, enter PO line 1 and LPN A102, select sub inventory and locator, and confirm quantity 11 to generate receipt five.
Demonstrates standard receipt routing in oracle apps wms by processing a PO standard receipt, generating receipt numbers, moving LPN bulk, and applying sub inventory and locator rules.
Learn how to configure inspection-based receipt routing for a PO in Oracle WMS, generate LPNs, perform inspection, and complete putaway and delivery using the mobile supply chain app.
Learn to distinguish loose and packed quantities using LPNs, compare MSC and Oracle inventory receiving, and verify on-hand quantities in subinventories via the material workbench.
Explore n-step receiving in Oracle Apps WMS by configuring an operation plan and rules for multi-step putaway from receiving to bulk storage.
Configure case picking in Oracle WMS by validating on hand quantity in the case sub inventory, enabling the rule in the warehouse manager, and generating rules in the rule workbench.
This session covers finished goods item setup, warehouse assignment, intra-class conversions, then booking a sale order and creating on-hand inventory for case picking.
Release the sales order for picking with the batch program, validate the release, and perform case picking via mobile and paper-based tasks, confirming LPNs and staging for shipment.
Map dock door assignments to staging lanes and confirm LPNs before shipping. Use outbound ship to scan door and LPN, then load and ship, verifying delivery status.
Perform a quick ship in Oracle WMS using MSCA by ensuring the sales order is staged with a generated delivery number, then ship via mobile user interface or shipping screen.
Explore min max driven replenishment in Oracle WMS, moving stock from bulk to case or each within a warehouse, and learn to set up task types, rule workbench, replenishment flows.
Explore pull replenishment in Oracle apps wms, where sales orders trigger replenishment from bulk to case to prevent backorders and move from case to stage.
Learn pull replenishment in Oracle WMS driven by sales orders, including case to bulk mapping, forward picks, and enabling replenishment on release.
Enter the order in the shipping transaction form, trigger replenishment and picking tasks, and monitor their completion on the warehouse control board.
Create FG2 as sellable and purchasable for Bangalore, use the business world price list, and generate a 100-unit sales order with a 24 November ship date and a purchase order.
Explore opportunistic cross docking in Oracle WMS, from receiving a new po to staging and put-away using lpn, sub inventory, and locator.
What you will learn
This R12 Oracle Warehouse Management Fundamentals training teaches you how to set up and use Oracle Warehouse Management. Explore how Oracle Warehouse Management supports both paper-based and highly automated environments with material handling systems and radio frequency hand-held computers.
Learn To:
Describe and process inbound logistics tasks.
Describe warehousing features.
Describe and process outbound logistics tasks.
Set up and define rules using the rules engine framework.
Benefits to You
By taking this course, you'll get a chance to participate in hands-on practices. You'll perform many of the processing and
inquiry transactions necessary to a warehouse environment. These transactions include storage and facility
management, inbound logistics, outbound logistics and wave planning. Learn how this solution optimizes material
handling business processes for warehouses, manufacturing facilities and distribution centers.
Required Pre-requisite
Through knowledge of Inventory Management