Move Documentation - How to
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Trackingβ
You will find everything regarding the Tracking module in this chapter.
Track an orderβ
There's several ways one can track an order. Depending on which device you're logged in with you will start from either option 1 or 2. Option 3 is for customers using Ignos Engage.
1. Tracking from pcβ
Input the part name, part number, ERP-, TR order number (Move order number) or Parcel number directly into the search box.
Search for order from the search box.
2. Tracking from Mobile/tabletβ
From a tablet or mobile device you can also use the QR-tracking option which will launch the device's camera ready for QR-scanning of a label:
QR-scanning available from mobile device.
3. Tracking from Ignos Engageβ
Tracking from Engage can be done from either a work order or a work order operation:
Work order trackingβ
The Tracking window will open in a new tab.
Work order operation trackingβ
The Tracking window will open in a new tab.
Update locationβ
The Tracking interface includes an Update locations button accessible from any device.
Update locations enables you to:
- Add or remove parcels from an order.
- Modify parcel descriptions.
- Update the location for all or individual parcels.
- Print labels labels for all or individual parcels.
There's also a Book forklift button that takes you directly to the Booking interface.
Demonstration of Update locationsβ
Below is a demonstration of these functions in the order listed above, presented in a GIF:
Notice that the parcels each has a P-number which is what we call Parcel number in Move.
Bookingβ
You will find everything regarding the Booking module in this chapter.
Place a bookingβ
There's several ways one can place a booking. Below you'll find a list of options.
1. From the Booking moduleβ
Here you can choose from four kinds of bookings: Standard, Chip, Garbage and Other
Notice below that the parcels each has a P-number which is what we call Parcel number in Move.
Standardβ
Instructions:
- Production order: Requires a part name, part number, ERP-, TR order number (Move order number) or Parcel number.
Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β When an order has been inputted, the picture will look something like this:
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Parcel details: The intended use for this box is to describe what's in the parcel.
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From: Auto-fills with the last known tracking point.
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To: Automatically suggests and fills the next likely location. Use the dropdown suggestions for quick selection.
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Add parcel: Add more parcels to divide the work order into multiple parcels.
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Special needs: Select any, or defaults to a Normal forklift booking.
Chipβ
Instructions:
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From: Enter your location. Use suggestions for quick fill.
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To: Assumes and fills in the next likely location. Use suggestions for quick fill.
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Parcel details: The intended use for this box is to describe what's in the parcel (e.g. material type).
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Special needs: Select any, or defaults to a Normal forklift booking.
Garbageβ
Instructions:
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From: Enter your location. Use suggestions for quick fill.
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To: Assumes and fills in the next likely location. Use suggestions for quick fill.
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Parcel details: The intended use for this box is to describe what's in the parcel (e.g. garbage type).
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Special needs: Select any, or defaults to a Normal forklift booking.
Otherβ
Other orders generate a Move order number (TR-XXXXXX), which you can use to store items that aren't in the ERP system, such as assemblies, tools, equipment, etc.
You can only create one parcel for each Move order number!
Instructions:
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From: Enter your location. Use suggestions for quick fill.
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To: Assumes and fills in the next likely location. Use suggestions for quick fill.
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Parcel details: The intended use for this box is to describe what's in the parcel.
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Special needs: Select any, or defaults to a Normal forklift booking.
2. From the Tracking moduleβ
Click this button to go directly to the booking screen in Move:
All your parcels will be pre-selected and ready for transport booking:
3. From Engageβ
Booking from Engage can be done from either a work order or a work order operation:
Work order bookingβ
The Booking dialogue window will open directly within Engage.
Work order operation bookingβ
The Booking dialogue window will open directly within Engage.
4. Auto-fill From location settingβ
This setting is designed specifically for stationary scanning setups.
It allows the user to configure a default From location that will automatically pre-fill in the From field during bookings.
The pre-filled value can still be cleared if needed, allowing the field to function as usual.
However, it will remain pre-filled until the setting is deactivated.
Here's a quick demo showing how to use it.
Driverβ
You will find everything regarding the Driver module in this chapter. This module is primarily designed for tablet users but is also fully compatible with mobile devices and PCs.
The Driver module has three tabs: Pending, In Progress and Completed:
Pendingβ
In the Pending tab, all bookings are listed with the oldest ones appearing at the top.
You can use filtering options and open individual bookings to view more details, Claim bookings or print labels.
Hereβs a quick demo:
The title in the booking-details works as a hyperlink directly into the Tracking module:
In Progressβ
To move a booking to the In Progress tab, simply Claim the job.
In the In Progress tab, bookings are also listed with the oldest ones at the top.
You can apply filters, open bookings for more details, and perform the following actions:
- Revert bookings to Pending
- Completed bookings
- Print labels
- Modify parcel details
- Change delivery location
Hereβs a quick demo:
The title in the booking-details works as a hyperlink directly into the Tracking module:
Completedβ
To move a booking to the Complete tab, simply Complete the job.
Unlike the other two tabs, bookings in the Complete tab are sorted with the newest ones at the top.
You can apply filters, open bookings for more details, and perform the following actions:
- Revert bookings to In Progress
- Print labels
Hereβs a quick demo:
The title in the booking-details works as a hyperlink directly into the Tracking module:
Adminβ
You will find everything regarding the Admin module in this chapter.
This module is primarily designed for PC users, though it can also be accessed on mobile devices, albeit with reduced user-friendliness.
The Admin module has four tabs: Active bookings, Completed bookings, Materials and Parcel locations:
Active bookingsβ
Instructions:
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Search: Search by ERP order, Move order (TR) number or Part information.
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Filter: Filter by Location, Zone, Booking kind or Transport kind.
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More options: Gives you the options to Update booking, Cancel booking or Print label.
Completed bookingsβ
Instructions:
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Search: Search by ERP order, Move order (TR) number or Part information.
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Filter: Filter by Location, Zone, Booking kind or Transport kind.
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More options: Gives you the options to Update booking, Cancel booking or Print label.
Materialsβ
Instructions:
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Search: Search for materials.
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Filter: Filter by Uncategorized, No Cover or Cover Required
Click each material to toggle between categories.
Parcel locationsβ
Instructions:
The primary function for Parcel locations is to find stored parcels based on location.
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Search: Search by ERP order, Move order (TR) number or Part information.
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Filter: Filter by Location, Zone, Booking kind or Transport kind.
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More options: Gives you the options to Update booking, Delete parcel or Print label.
Labelsβ
You will find everything regarding printing a label in this chapter. There's several ways you can print a label.
1. From the Booking interfaceβ
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Global print button: Use this button to print label for all parcels.
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Specific print button: Use this button to print label for the specific parcel.
2. From the Update location interfaceβ
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Global print button: Use this button to print label for all parcels.
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Specific print button: Use this button to print label for the specific parcel.
3. From the Driver interfaceβ
You can print labels from the detailed view of a booking in the Driver interface regardless of status (Pending, In Progress or Complete):
4. From the Admin interfaceβ
From the Admin interface it's possible to print labels from the tabs Active bookings, Completed bookings and Parcel locations.
The print label option can be found by clicking the more options (triple dot) button located on the right side of the row:
5. From Engageβ
Print label from Engage work orderβ
Print label from Engage scheduleβ
Notice that you can check multiple orders, and print label for all of them at once!
6. Label settingsβ
You're able to change label-type through the User preferences settings.
Here's a quick demo showing how.
Portrait format without drawing included on the labelβ
Portrait format with drawing included on the labelβ
Landscape formatβ
As you can see, the Include drawing in route card print setting does not affect whether or not the Print route card in landscape orientation option is activated.