Managing Warehouse

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Managing Warehouses

Warehouse management enables Administrators to view, maintain, and organize warehouse records used for inventory fulfillment. Administrators can review warehouse details, manage associated inventory, create personalized grid views, and perform bulk warehouse management actions.

Use Case

An organization manages inventory across multiple warehouse locations and requires the ability to:

  • View warehouse information.
  • Review products associated with a warehouse.
  • Maintain warehouse records.
  • Delete unused warehouses.
  • Customize warehouse grid views.
  • Perform bulk warehouse management actions.

Access Warehouse Management

Navigate to:

Admin Console > OMS > Warehouses

Expected Outcome

The Warehouse grid displays all configured warehouses.

Review Warehouse Information

The Warehouse grid displays the following information for each warehouse:

  • Warehouse Code
  • Warehouse Name
  • State
  • City
  • Postal Code
  • Phone Number

Expected Outcome

Administrators can quickly review warehouse information directly from the grid without opening individual warehouse records.

View Warehouse Details

Navigate to:

Admin Console > OMS > Warehouse

Steps

  1. Select the required warehouse from the warehouse list.
  2. Open the warehouse details.

Expected Outcome

The warehouse details page displays:

  • Warehouse information.
  • Products associated with the warehouse.
  • Inventory quantities maintained for products within that warehouse.

Edit a Warehouse

Navigate to:

Admin Console > OMS > Warehouse

Steps

  1. Open the required warehouse record.
  2. Update the editable warehouse information.
  3. Select Save.

Notes

  • The Warehouse Code cannot be modified after the warehouse is created.
  • Other warehouse details can be updated as required.

Expected Outcome

Updated warehouse information is saved and available throughout the platform.

Delete a Warehouse

Navigate to:

Admin Console > OMS > Warehouse

Steps

  1. Locate the warehouse to remove.
  2. Select the Delete option.
  3. Confirm the deletion.

Expected Outcome

The selected warehouse is removed from the warehouse list.

Notes

Before deleting a warehouse, verify whether it is associated with store inventory or fulfillment processes to avoid inventory management issues.

Delete Multiple Warehouses

Administrators can remove multiple warehouse records in a single action.

Navigate to:

Admin Console > OMS > Warehouse

Steps

  1. Select the required warehouse records.
  2. Open the Tools menu.
  3. Select the option to delete the selected warehouses.
  4. Confirm the action.

Expected Outcome

All selected warehouse records are deleted.

Create a Custom Grid View

Custom views allow Administrators to save preferred grid configurations for warehouse management.

Navigate to:

Admin Console > OMS > Warehouse

Steps

  1. Configure the grid based on business requirements.
  2. Save the configuration as a custom view.

Expected Outcome

The saved view is available for future use and helps streamline warehouse management activities.

Manage System Views

Administrators can use available system views to display warehouse information based on predefined configurations.

Expected Outcome

Warehouse data is displayed according to the selected system view.

Customize Grid Columns

Administrators can control which columns are displayed within the Warehouse grid.

Navigate to:

Admin Console > OMS > Warehouse

Steps

  1. Open the Columns configuration.
  2. Select or deselect the required columns.
  3. Save the changes.

Expected Outcome

The Warehouse grid displays only the selected columns.

Validation

After warehouse management activities are completed:

  • Warehouse records are displayed in the Warehouse grid.
  • Associated product inventory can be reviewed from warehouse details.
  • Warehouse information updates are reflected throughout the platform.
  • Custom views are available for reuse.
  • Selected grid columns are displayed according to the saved configuration.
  • Bulk actions can be performed through the Tools menu.

Important Notes

  • Warehouse Codes are permanent and cannot be edited after warehouse creation.
  • Warehouse details include inventory information for products assigned to that warehouse.
  • Multiple warehouse records can be managed simultaneously using bulk actions available from the Tools menu.
  • Grid views and column configurations help Administrators tailor warehouse management screens to business requirements.

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