Pick ticket reprints

If a customer makes changes to an order after you printed the pick ticket, you might be required to reprint the pick ticket. Warehouse personnel use the reprinted pick ticket to verify that the correct product quantities have been removed from the shelves and staged for shipping. Reprinting a ticket does not update the inventory.

You can print pick tickets in Sales Order Entry, or by running the Sales Entry Processing Pick Tickets Report. If you select Yes for the Print Changes Only? option on the Sales Entry Processing Pick Tickets Report, you can provide the warehouse with a changes only pick ticket.

Note: If you are printing (downloading) changes only for a TWL warehouse, all lines are downloaded to the TWL warehouse. If you print a physical report for a TWL warehouse, only the changes print.

These changes require a pick ticket reprint:

Adding a new product to the order
Sending a line to lost business
Changing a line item to a nonstock product. The original line is automatically deleted and a new line is added, requiring a reprint.
Changing the stock quantity shipped
Changing the quantity ordered for the line item
Changing the unit on a line item
Changing the quantity shipped for the line on the Extended view

This table shows some changes and their effect on the pick ticket:


Change to order	Change to pick ticket
Product is added.	New product is reflected on reprinted pick ticket.
Line is removed.	The entire pick ticket is reprinted.
Stocked product is changed to nonstock product.	New nonstock product is reflected on reprinted pick ticket.
Quantity is decreased from 4 to 2.	Ordered quantity = 2, Ship quantity = 2
Quantity is increased from 2 to 4.	Ordered quantity = 4, Ship quantity = 2