Green:
Density of orders can be handled by that picker.
Amber: Pick density is increasing
beyond the capacity of the picker. To prevent a slowdown,
assistance is needed from the downstream picker.
Red: Very heavy order density will
require assistance from several downstream pickers.
3.
The highly
visible Bay Lamp on each flow rack bay indicates that the
current order has picks in that bay. When all the picks in that
bay are completed, the Bay Lamp goes out.
4. Pick
Modules in front of each SKU tell the picker where to make
picks and in what quantity. As each pick is complete, the picker
pushes the button; the light goes out, and the completed pick is
reported to the computer. The pick module can also be used to
report shorts and stockouts.
5. The
CAPS Server and Printer provide warehouse
supervisors with instant access to current picking activity. Each
order is tracked as it moves through the system. Backlogs and
bottlenecks are highlighted. Orders can be canceled, reviewed, or
entered and rushed. Management reports can be displayed
graphically or printed out on the spot.
6. Data
on order completions, shorts, stockouts and canceled orders are
captured by CAPS with no writing, no paperwork. It is immediately
available for post processing by your computer. This closes the
loop quickly, economically and accurately.