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The purpose of the filter is to limit the number of orders sent out to the mobile device. In the standard configuration, the user can filter on:


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  • Location
    The user can select a specific location or select All to see all locations

    Note:     The locations available to the user, correspond to the locations the user has been set up to use on the warehouse employee page in Business Central.
    The default location is the first entry in the list.
  • Starting Date
    Planned starting date for the assembly order. All orders before or equal to this date are included

  • Assigned User ID
    Here the user can choose
    • All - to see everything
    • Only my orders - to see only orders assigned to them
    • Mine & Unassigned - default

      Note: It is possible for Partners to add/remove filters on this screen by using the Extension API. An example of this could be to add a filter for a reference number/order number.
      The filter can be opened at any time, on the order list screen, by clicking the filter icon in the top right corner.
       

Tip: You can easily select an assembly order by scanning an assembly order number or Item No. (the "output item").


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  • The Assembly Order Lines page is used to Output finished goods and consumes materials on the Assembly Order
  • The Create Assembly Order page can be used to create new Assembly Orders directly from the mobile


Assembly Order Lines

Assembly order lines combine two actions (important)

Assembly order lines differ from other order types because they involve both output and consumption when posting.

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The layout of the Assembly Order Lines page will be slightly different, based on if whether the Location is set up for "Bin Mandatory" or not:

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The leftmost screenshot above uses Bin Mandatory and shows an Output Line and several Consumptions Lines for assembly Order Noorder no. "A00010"., 


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The information displayed for the output line (Assembled Item) are:

  • Qty. to Assemble: Current Qty. to Assemble
  • Remaining Qty.: Remaining Qty. to output
  • Qty. to Assembly: Current Qty. to Assemble, and how many assembled items are ready to be posted

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Mobile: Assembly Order Lines - Register Output


Selecting an order line

The fastest and most reliable way to select an order line is to scan the barcode of an item.

  • If the barcode is not available, the user can simply touch the line twice.
  • On devices with a physical keyboard, the up/down arrows can be used, opening the order line by pressing the enter button. This starts the registration process for the order line.


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Registering bins

The user must register the bin the items are placed in.

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If a bin is suggested by Business Central the user must validate that the items are placed in the correct bin.

  • This is typically done by scanning the barcode on the shelf. If the barcode is not available, the user can press the barcode symbol and enter the value manually.


Changing bins

In the standard setup, the user is allowed to choose another bin.

  • In this scenario, a warning is displayed, but the user can override it and register the new bin anyway
  • It is also possible to block using another bin or allow it without showing a warning
  • If a bin is not suggested by Business Central then the user can enter any value


Note: It is not possible to register more than one bin per posting.


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Selecting an order line
The fastest and most reliable way to select an order line is to scan the barcode of an item. If the barcode is not available, the user can simply touch the line twice. On devices with a physical keyboard, the up/down arrows can be used, opening the order line by pressing the enter button. This starts the registration process for the order line.


Registering bins The user must register the bin the items are taken from.

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