WMS test case

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A WMS test case is a specific, repeatable test step or sequence used to verify the correct functioning of a Warehouse Management System. It documents objective, inputs, expected results, preconditions, and postconditions, and is typically used to validate processes such as receiving, storage, picking, stock transfers, and shipping.

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