Scanner-Guided Replenishment

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Scanner-Guided Replenishment is a warehouse process in which inventory levels are monitored and replenishment tasks are directed through the use of handheld barcode scanners, enabling operators to receive real-time instructions on picking and restocking locations and quantities.

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