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Revision as of 09:20, 5 September 2025
Contents
WAREHOUSE
1. Input details
Functionality:
Allows users to enter and manage records of incoming inventory.
Used for documenting shipments received, recording parts, quantities, and related supplier information.
Possible Features:
Date of receipt
Item name or part number
Quantity received
Supplier or purchase order reference
Assigned warehouse location
Condition or inspection status
Typical Use Case:
A warehouse clerk logs newly received parts into the system, associating them with the correct categories and storage locations.
2. Manufacturers
Functionality:
Maintains a database of all part manufacturers.
Allows users to link parts to their original manufacturers for traceability.
Possible Features:
Manufacturer name
Contact information
Country of origin
Certification and quality details
Typical Use Case:
A quality control team needs to trace the manufacturer of a defective part.
3. Parts category
Functionality:
Groups inventory parts into major categories to organize stock.
Examples of Categories:
Electrical components
Mechanical parts
Fasteners
Packaging materials
Typical Use Case:
When adding a new part to the system, the user selects its primary category to simplify searches and reporting.
4. Provider
Functionality:
Manages information about suppliers or vendors that deliver parts or raw materials.
Possible Features:
Company name
Contact person
Lead times
Delivery history
Pricing agreements
Typical Use Case:
The purchasing department views provider records to assess delivery reliability before placing a large order.
5. Subcategory parts
Functionality:
Further refines the categorization of parts under more specific classifications.
Examples:
Under “Mechanical parts,” subcategories might include “Bearings,” “Gears,” or “Shafts.”
Typical Use Case:
Allows for more accurate filtering, reporting, and part selection during maintenance or production planning.
6. Units parts
Functionality:
Defines measurement units associated with inventory items.
Examples:
Piece
Box
Kilogram
Liter
Meter
Typical Use Case:
Ensures that quantities are tracked accurately during transactions like receiving, transferring, or issuing stock.
7. Wharehouse locations
Functionality:
Organizes the physical or logical structure of storage areas within a warehouse.
Examples:
Aisle 3, Shelf B2
Cold storage section
Receiving dock
Typical Use Case:
When receiving inventory, the system requires the user to assign a storage location for traceability and retrieval.
8. Wharehouses
Functionality:
Manages data on multiple warehouse facilities if the organization operates in several locations.
Possible Features:
Warehouse name and address
Capacity
Assigned staff
Inventory status by location
Typical Use Case:
A company operating in multiple regions uses this module to monitor and manage inventory at each site.
