Calculating replenishment priority
| Value | Priority rule | Explanation | 
|---|---|---|
| 9 | None | |
| 8 | Quantity < Max Quantity | Current quantity at the location is less than the location maximum setup in the Item screen. | 
| 7 | Not Used | |
| 6 | Not Used | |
| 5 | Quantity Expected > 0 | Replenishment has been initiated because of over-allocation. | 
| 4 | Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Min Quantity | Piece/Case pick location minimum configured in the Item screen has been reached. | 
| 3 | Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Quantity Min
				  & 
				   Quantity Expected - Quantity Picked <= Quantity Pick In Process & Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Min Quantity > 0  | 
                  Physical quantity in the piece/case pick location is at the minimum and has been over-allocated. | 
| 2 | Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Quantity
				  Pick In Process & 
				   Quantity - Quantity Picked <= Min Quantity  | 
                  Picker is currently over-picking the location. In other words, the QtyPickInProcess field is greater than the Qty – QtyPicked field. For example, there are more picks in process than there are physically at the location. | 
| 1 | Replenishment Override Quantity >0 | Application has been overridden by you. If a number exists in the QtyReplenishmentOverride field, and then the priority is automatically a 1. Any ties that exist are broken by the replenishment severity. | 
By default, the replenishment priority is a 9. If the quantity that exists in a piece/case pick location is less than the QtyLocationMin, the replenishment priority moves to a 4. When there is more quantity allocated against a piece/case pick location, such as the quantity expected number is > 0, the Replenishment moves to a 3.