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# Move Pallet
The Move Pallet module in XoroWMS is designed to facilitate the efficient relocation of pallets within a warehouse. This feature is essential for maintaining an organized inventory and ensuring that goods are easily accessible.
**Prerequisites**
* **ASN Status**: The Advanced Shipping Notice (ASN) must be in an open state to enable pallet movement.
{% hint style="info" %}
To move a pallet, in the WMS app, go to **Menu >** **Receive > Move Pallet**
{% endhint %}
### Move Pallet Fields
* **Pallet:** Enter the unique identifier for the pallet that you want to move.
* **To Location:** Enter the location to which you want to move the pallet
After entering the pallet and location, click "Accept" to complete the pallet movement.
{% hint style="info" %}
Always double-check the pallet identifier and the destination location before confirming the move to prevent errors and ensure smooth warehouse operations.
{% endhint %}
The **Move Pallet** module provides an efficient way to manage pallet movements within the warehouse, contributing to more organized and streamlined operations. With the option to move pallets, users can easily manage their inventory and maintain an organized warehouse environment.
{% hint style="info" %}
You can not move pallet associated with a closed ASN.
{% endhint %}
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