How to receive a raw sheet or an offcut returned after cutting onto the warehouse, and how to print a QR-coded label for further use right away. This section is for warehouse keepers and shift workers responsible for incoming material control.
This section is closely linked to "Inventory": the same offcuts are later scanned for moves, write-offs or returns.
This is the warehouse keeper's section for the incoming receipt of a new batch of material: a sheet arrived (or several sheets), it needs to be registered on the warehouse and a QR-coded label printed right away for furt…
ReadWhen the nesting software leaves the used part and the returnable part on a sheet, the printed nesting map gets a separate QR code for the returnable piece. The warehouse keeper scans this QR — the portal opens the recei…
ReadEvery sheet received on the warehouse gets its own label with a QR code. This is the slip placed on the physical sheet or stuck to the side of a stack. All other warehouse operations then work via this QR: moving between…
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