Steelman Steel Enterprise Management System - Steelman Steel Enterprise Management System

The RF Warehouse Management will provide the user with access to selected STEELMAN functions via an Intermec Java enabled handheld device. The handheld is equipped with a bar-code scanner, and will be compatible with industry standard 802.11b wireless networking.

• Provides backward/forward inventor y traceability functions.
• Provides a function for periodic inventor y physical count.
• Allows for either a full inventor y reconciliation, or will allow a particular area (row, column, or warehouse for example) to be reconciled on its own.
• View the details of any particular inventor y tag by either scanning the tag’s bar code, or entering the tag number on the handheld’s keyboard.
• Authorized users can change the item’s detail via handheld.
• View order summary.
• View a summary of any particular order/inquiry/offering by entering the order id number on the handheld’s keypad.
• View the list of items reserved against any order.
• Access the shipping order from any sales order.
• View the details of any particular production order by entering the number on the handheld’s keypad.
• Remove tags from a production order, or add them by either scanning the bar code or entering it on the keypad.
• View the production lineup for a given work center.
• Manipulate the sequence of production orders in the lineup, add production orders, or remove them.
• View the current schedule of shipping loads that have been assembled.
• Drill down to view the orders attached to the loads, and the inventor y items reserved.
• Edit the shipping schedule or loads from the handheld.
• Select a load from the shipping schedule and scan or enter inventory tags to confirm that they have been loaded for shipment.
• Verifies that the tag belongs to the load in progress.
• Warn if some of the material specified on the shipping order was not loaded.
• Enter an inventor y item tag number, to find its location.
• Query the inventory items in a particular location.
• Receive inventory.
• Record production.
• Search stock.
• Inventory count.
• Count and reconcile inventor y either by location (cycle counts) or by warehouse

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