Bin Table

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Specifies an unlimited number of bins in each location. A bin denotes a physical storage unit.

Important

Bin codes relate to location codes. Therefore, even if you do not use location codes to divide your physical inventory, you must set up one location code (representing the whole inventory) to be able to use bin codes.

Note

The following fields are only active when used in connection with Directed Put-away and Pick (Warehouse Management System): Zone Code, Bin Type Code, Warehouse Class Code, Special Equipment Code, Bin Ranking, Maximum Cubage, Maximum Weight, Cross-Dock Bin.

List of Fields in the Table

Field Location
Special Equipment Code Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Dedicated Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Cross-Dock Bin Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Adjustment Bin Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Maximum Weight Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Empty Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Maximum Cubage Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Bin Ranking Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Default Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Block Movement Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Warehouse Class Code Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Bin Type Code Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Zone Code Field, Bin Table Warehouse Management Systems
Item Filter Field, Bin Table Manufacturing
Description Field, Bin Table Manufacturing
Variant Filter Field, Bin Table Manufacturing
Code Field, Bin Table Manufacturing
Location Code Field, Bin Table Manufacturing

See Also

Other Resources

Bins
How to: Set Up Locations
Design Details: Warehouse Management