Concept: Inventory Fulfillment
The fulfillment process in Workday enables workers to create picking lists to fulfill a
stock request. Workday supports these types of stock requests:
- Issues: To users or par locations.
- Transfers: Between 2 inventory sites.
Workers can create stock requests:
- Ad hoc at a site.
- By replenishment.
- Through requisition sourcing.
- Through integrations, using Workday Web Services.
- Creating individual shipments.
- Merging multiple-zone picking lists from the same stock request for shipment.
When workers transfer goods to another site, they can record a put-away once the goods
arrive at the destination site.
Reservations
When there's a sufficient quantity of stock on hand to fulfill a request, workers can reserve
required quantities. When they make these reservations, Workday reserves on-hand
quantities for the selected stock request lines. Workers can also schedule
reservations to run at recurring intervals on the
Reserve
Inventory
task. With reservations on an item: - The reserved quantities for the stock request aren't available to pick for other stock requests.
- The reserved quantities are at the site level and use the base unit of measure.
- We reserve order lines in this sequence:
- High-priority order lines.
- Line fulfillment date.
- Stock request.
Fill or Kill Processing
You can set up Workday to fill or kill shorted stock requests and notify requesters at these
levels:
- Inventory site.
- Stock request type.
The
Inventory Stock Request Work Area
task enables workers to manage
multiple stock request lines at the same time. Workday displays where the stock
requests are in the fulfillment cycle, enabling sites to make informed decisions
about the affected requests. On the task, workers can:- Change the fulfillment date and quantity.
- Cancel stock request lines.
- Hold stock requests from fulfillment.
- Create backorders for multiple stock requests.