This module extends the functionality of stock picking batch and to
allow you to print multiple pickings from batches
This module was developed to be able to print delivery slips from
batches and to be able print multiple copies.
It will be useful for you if you want to print all the delivery slips
included in a batch together.
Suppose the following case, batch contains 200 pickings and you need
print them all because the delivery man needs to carry several copies
for the delivery:
- Option 1: You can download all pickings pdf, open them, select number
of copies in each and print each one. It will be very slow.
- Option 2: You can download a single pdf with all pickings, open it,
select number of copies and print. Then you have to sort each
delivery note, i.e. if you print 3 times, you have to look for
delivery slip with number xxxx 3 times and put the 3 together, again
with following delivery, up to 200 deliveries. It is still very slow.
- Option 3. You can configure operation type to print picking from
batch and fill number of copies. Several copies are printed and
sorted. Faster.
To use this module, you need to:
Single batch print flow
- Go to Inventory > Configuration > Operation Types.
- Choose one already created or create new operation type.
- Select Pickings in Print documents from batch.
- Fill in the number of copies you want.
- Go to Inventory > Operations > Transfers.
- Create some new transfer with operation type configured before.
- Go to Inventory > Operations > Batch Transfers.
- Create new batch, add transfers created before and save.
- Click on Delivery Slips.
- All delivery slips of the pickings in the batch will be printed as
many time as configured.
Multi-batch print flow
- Go to Inventory > Operations > Batch Transfers.
- Select batch you want to print.
- Click on Action > Delivery Slips.
- All delivery slips of the pickings in the batches selected will be
printed as many time as configured.
Video Flow:
(https://www.loom.com/share/6cd425813f1746929ab6c9f01c3c1695?sid=54e5cd44-ea8b-4bae-93de-b8ab57bae396)
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