In the Stow step, which sequence correctly describes the actions taken with each package?

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In the Stow step, which sequence correctly describes the actions taken with each package?

During Stow, the aim is to move each package to its designated route cart while recording its exact destination in the system. Start by removing the package from the bakers rack, then scan it with the Dolphin handheld device to capture its unique ID and link it to the current task. Next, identify the correct route cart location for that package so you know which cart it belongs to. Finally, scan the package into the route cart to log that it has been loaded onto that cart. This sequence ensures real-time traceability, accurate routing, and proper cart manifests, reducing the risk of misplacement or misrouting. Skipping any of these steps—such as not recording the route cart location or not scanning into the route cart—breaks the traceability and can lead to errors in the shipment process.

During Stow, the aim is to move each package to its designated route cart while recording its exact destination in the system. Start by removing the package from the bakers rack, then scan it with the Dolphin handheld device to capture its unique ID and link it to the current task. Next, identify the correct route cart location for that package so you know which cart it belongs to. Finally, scan the package into the route cart to log that it has been loaded onto that cart. This sequence ensures real-time traceability, accurate routing, and proper cart manifests, reducing the risk of misplacement or misrouting. Skipping any of these steps—such as not recording the route cart location or not scanning into the route cart—breaks the traceability and can lead to errors in the shipment process.

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