Put an item on hold with a reason, such as damage or inspection. It is then excluded from available stock.
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Returns management
A fixed RFID reader identifies returned items. Beam uses the link made at dispatch to show which customer or site they came from. There’s no need to open each order or select a customer. Then check the condition of the return.
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01 The problem
An item is back, but is it fit to use? Without an inspection, damaged stock can be sold or issued again.
02 How it works
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Beam identifies the armchair by its own RFID label and finds its earlier dispatch on order ORD-30398. The armchair is now received at the returns area.
Identified on return
Put the armchair on hold with the reason Return. It is then unavailable for picking. You can configure returned items to start on hold automatically.
Place on hold
Decide whether the armchair can be used again, needs repair or should be written off. James approves it and releases the hold. The reason is recorded.
Three outcomes
Place the armchair at A-04 and confirm the storage location. The putaway task stays open until then.
Put-away task
The armchair is at A-04 and available again. The activity log records who placed the hold, who released it and why.
Grey line = possible outcome, blue line = selectedFictional example · schematic view
03 In the app
Put an item on hold with a reason, such as damage or inspection. It is then excluded from available stock.
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04 Outcome
05 Fit
We configure identification, receiving, inspection and storage for your returns process. Fixed RFID readers are tested with your products. Rental scheduling and credit notes are outside this solution.
Follow a return from identification to inspection and storage. See what happens when an item is approved, damaged or no longer usable.