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(Hands-On Learning - Session 1) Are You Up to the Task . . . Definitions

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Page | 7 (Updated August 8, 2024) Hands-On Learning | Are You Up to the Task . . . Definitions? 7) Click the ADD button at the bottom of the screen and choose "AUTO BATCH ROUTE 5" in the "Task Definition" drop down and then click "Save". 8) The "AUTO BATCH ROUTE 5" task will now be available on the RF Terminal. Log into the Latitude TE application like we did earlier using user "USER01" with a blank password. 9) Choose option "8) My Tasks" from the menu, and you will see two options. Choose option "2) AUTO BATCH ROUTE 5" by pressing 2. 10) Enter "2" and press enter. You can see that 2 orders were batched, per the "AUTO BATCH ROUTE 5" task definition. To verify that it did batch just Route 5 orders, browse to "Activities Order Processing Review Sales Orders By Status". Create Putaway Task 1) The other kind of "Task Definition" is a "PUTAWAY" task. This allows you to customize what the user will be prompted for during the put away function. Next, we're going to make a "PUTAWAY" task that will direct you to put away the items in a load to their Primary Bin without being prompted for anything except the load number. Without a task definition, instead of just choosing a single option and scanning a load number, the user would need to go to Inventory Putaway Directed Primary Only Scan Load. 2) As we did earlier, browse to "Main Menu Administration System Configuration Tasks Task Definitions" so we can make a new Task Definition. 3) Click the "+" button to add a new "Task Definition" and call it "PUTAWAY DIRECTED PRIMARY" and set the "Type" drop down to "PUTAWAY".

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