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# Move LPN
The "Move LPN" module in XoroWMS allows users to efficiently relocate inventory within your warehouse. This module enables you to quickly and accurately move LPNs (License Plate Numbers) to specific pallets or locations, ensuring seamless inventory tracking and management.
{% hint style="info" %}
To move the LPN, go to **Home > Receive > Move LPN**
{% endhint %}
### Move LPN fields
**LPN:** Enter the LPN number that you want to move and press **Enter**. Once entered, the details associated with the LPN, such as the current location or pallet information, will be displayed in the bottom section of the module.
**To Pallet/Location:** In this field, input the pallet number or location where you want to move the LPN inventory. You can specify either a pallet or a storage location, depending on your operational needs.
* **Location:** Move all contents of the LPN to a designated location.
* **Random String (Invalid Location):** If a random string is scanned (i.e., not a valid location), a pallet will be generated with that name, and a pop-up will appear asking for the actual location. The LPN contents will then be moved to this newly created pallet at the specified location.
* **Existing Pallet:** If a valid pallet is scanned, the contents of the LPN will be transferred to the existing pallet and the corresponding location.
After entering the destination pallet or location, press **Enter** or click the **Accept** button to confirm the move.
Once confirmed, the inventory will be transferred to the specified pallet or location.
You can also scan multiple LPNs and move them collectively to the same destination location. When moving multiple LPNs, the LPNs must belong to the **same store** and have inventory available for movement.
### Move Multiple LPN fields
To scan multiple LPNs and move their inventory to the same location in a single inventory movement, follow the steps below:
**Step 1:** Go to **Inventory > Inventory by Location** and identify the LPNs that you want to move.
Verify that the selected LPNs belong to the same store and have inventory available for movement.
**Step 2:** Open WMS. Go to **Home > Receive > Move LPN**. The **Move LPN** screen displays the **LPN** and **To Pallet/Location** fields.
**Step 3:** Enter or scan the first LPN in the **LPN** field and press **Enter**.
The system adds the LPN to the grid below the fields and displays information such as the LPN number, current location, and on-hand quantity.
**Step 4:** Enter or scan the next LPN in the **LPN** field and press **Enter**.
The newly scanned LPN is added to the grid **below the previously scanned LPN**.
Repeat this process for each LPN that you want to move.
**Step 5:** In the **To Pallet/Location** field, enter or scan the destination location. Select the required location from **Location Centre**. Make sure the selected location is **active** before proceeding.
**Step 6:** After all required LPNs have been added to the grid and the destination location has been selected, click **Accept**.
The system moves the inventory from all selected LPNs to the specified location.
A confirmation message, *"Inventory movement completed successfully."*, is displayed when the movement is completed successfully.
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