Sage and Monday Picking List Instructions

Instructions for issuing parts in Sage following first pick

Sage, Monday, Pick

The general process of picking parts follows this process

1. First pick - get all the Allocated parts from the shelf that Sage has identified to be used on this build and move them to the build bins
2. Issue parts - Issue the picked parts in Sage
3. Update Sage- with the parts that were not found in the first pick
4. Order parts - Place all outstanding parts on order with suppliers
5. Organise Workshop Parts - Sort microassemblies and parts for modification
6. Receive Parts - book the parts in

1. First Pick

First Pick Instructions Goal - for each part on the list, fill in the Status column and "Picked" value as follows:

Status	Meaning
	You have picked the same number of parts as the "On Shelf" number. Apply the pick labels to the parts as they enter the bins ...Set this even if the On Shelf qty is 0 Enter the quantity picked in the "Picked" column If the part is too big to put in a standard bin, change the WhereTo column to match the destination
	You cannot find the quantity of parts in the On Shelf column If you can find some of the parts, enter the found number in the Picked column, but ensure the Status is labelled "Can't Find" to flag that more need to be ordered
	The part is classed as a consumable and exists in the assembly shop as free issue stock ...If the assembly is to be built on customers site, the part will need to be picked as a normal part
	You have found surplus stock in another area of the building (eg returned stock from a previous build) ...DO NOT be tempted to take stock from the labelled shelf that you think may be spare - it may be allocated to another build. However, if you can check Sage Stock levels, and it does not exist, it is OK to pick and set to 'Surplus Stock'
	You are stuck and need some help with this part. Use the "updates" to log your query and the @mention to request an immediate response from someone. ...Adding a photo will make helping much easier
	This is used if the part relates to a subassembly (R-parts). You can't pick it!
	This part is made from consumables or other parts in workshop (eg threaded bar or sound-deadening material)
	Advanced use only This is used if you know that the BOM is wrong to flag the design department to sort the BOM out properly. Make sure you add your thoughts in the updates

2. Issue Parts

Issuing To Sage Following First Pick

Status	Issue Instruction and Next Step
	The quantity allocated by Sage has been picked from the shelf and is in the parts bin, including where the allocated number is zero Issue the allocated parts in Sage Set the Status to - 'Issued' if all the Reqd parts are issued - 'Part Issued' if there are parts still to be ordered
	The part is classed as consumable and is therefore in the workshop area If the assembly is to be built on customers site, the part will need to be picked and issued on Sage. If the assembly is to be built at Stuga, the part just needs to be issued on Sage Set the Status to - 'Issued' if all the Reqd parts are issued - 'Part Issued' if there are parts still to be ordered
	Some of the quantity allocated by Sage is not on the shelf Un-allocate the quantity of parts that are missing Adjust the stock level in Sage accordingly and issue the number of parts actually picked Set the Status to - 'Part Issued' if there are parts still to be ordered
	Excess or surplus stock has been found that Sage did not originally allocate Add part back into stock through SAGE. Check through parts on product information and allocate/issue to correct build Set the Status to - 'Issued' if all the Reqd parts are issued - 'Part Issued' if there are parts still to be ordered
	If, and only if, all the parts in the subassembly have been issued, then issue on Sage and change to 'Issued'

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