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# Palletize

The **Palletize** module is designed to streamline the process of placing OLPNs onto a pallet. This helps to helps optimize warehouse space and improve the handling of outbound goods.

{% hint style="info" %}
To palletize the outbound LPNs, go to **Home > Pick > Palletize**
{% endhint %}

### The Palletization process

#### **1. Scan or Manually Enter the OLPN(s):**

* On the Palletize screen, you can initiate the process by scanning the outbound LPN(s) (OLPNs) or manually entering the OLPN number(s) in the provided OLPN# field.
* Users can scan one or more eligible OLPNs for palletization. After entering or scanning the OLPN(s), press **Enter** to proceed.

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#### **2. Review OLPN Details:**&#x20;

Once the OLPN is scanned or entered, the system will automatically display the following details related to the contents of the LPN:

* **Item#/UPC**: This column displays the unique identifier assigned to the item and the Universal Product Code (UPC) of the item(s) within the LPN.
* **Total Qty Picked**: This column shows the total number of items that were picked.
* **SKU**: This column displays the identifier value for the item on the basis of the selected identifier type in the "**Secondary SKU Identifier Type In WMS Screens**" app config.

If multiple OLPNs are scanned, the system displays the details for all selected OLPNs, allowing users to review and verify the outbound containers before palletization.

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These details allow users to verify that the correct items and quantities are associated with the OLPN before moving forward with palletization. After reviewing and confirming the accuracy of the OLPN details, click the **Accept** button.

#### **3. Enter Pallet Information:**

* Once you click **Accept**, the system will prompt you to provide the pallet information.
* In the **Pallet** field, scan the pallet or manually enter the pallet details onto which you want to move the OLPN and press **Enter**.

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#### **4. Enter Location Details:**

* After entering the pallet information, the system will direct you to input the location details.
* In the next screen, you will need to enter the **Location.** In the **Location** field enter the location name where the pallet will be placed. Please note that the location type should be same as the location type of the OLPN. If you do not want to move the pallet to a new location, you can enter the current location of the pallet in this field.
* After entering the location, press **Accept** to complete the palletization process.

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Once the palletization process is completed, the selected OLPN(s) are successfully assigned to the pallet and staged at the designated location, ready for shipping.&#x20;

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{% hint style="info" %}
The system supports palletizing multiple eligible OLPNs onto a single pallet. This allows users to consolidate multiple outbound containers into one pallet during a single palletization workflow.
{% endhint %}


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