MB-330 Implement and Manage Supply Chain Processes Practice Question
A company uses Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management to manage their warehouse operations. They have implemented license plate numbers for tracking inventory. A warehouse worker needs to move a pallet (license plate) from a bulk location to a picking location. The worker uses the Warehouse Management mobile app to perform the movement. Which work creation process should be configured to allow this movement without creating a pick or put-away work?
⚠ Common exam trap
It's easy for candidates to confuse movement work with replenishment work, but replenishment is system-driven and creates work based on rules, while movement work is manually initiated by the worker for ad-hoc moves.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Set up a movement work order type and configure a menu item that uses the 'Movement' work creation method.
The correct answer is to set up a movement work order type and configure a menu item that uses the 'Movement' work creation method. In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, movement work allows warehouse workers to move inventory between locations without creating pick or put-away work. This is ideal for ad-hoc movements such as moving a pallet from a bulk location to a picking location. The mobile device menu item with the 'Movement' work creation method enables the worker to scan the license plate and specify the from and to locations. The system creates a movement work order, which when completed, updates the inventory location. This process does not generate pick or put-away work, meeting the requirement.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Set up a movement work order type and configure a menu item that uses the 'Movement' work creation method.
Why this is correct
In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, movement work is used to move inventory within a warehouse without creating pick or put-away work. You can set up a work order type of 'Movement' and a mobile device menu item that uses the 'Movement' work creation method. This allows a worker to scan a license plate and move it from one location to another. The movement is recorded as a work transaction, and inventory is updated accordingly. This is the correct approach for ad-hoc movements that are not tied to a sales order or purchase order.
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Create a transfer order and process it through the warehouse management mobile app using the 'Transfer order picking' and 'Transfer order receiving' menu items.
Why it's wrong here
Transfer orders are used to move inventory between warehouses or between locations that are not within the same warehouse management process, but they create pick and receive work. The scenario requires a movement without pick or put-away work, so using transfer orders would generate unnecessary work. Additionally, transfer orders are typically used for inter-warehouse transfers, not for simple bin-to-bin movements within the same warehouse. This option does not meet the requirement.
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Use the 'Inventory movement' journal in the Inventory management module to move the license plate and update the location.
Why it's wrong here
The inventory movement journal is used to adjust inventory quantities and dimensions, but it does not support license plate tracking in the same way as warehouse management. While you can specify a license plate in the journal, it does not create warehouse work and may not update the location of the license plate in the warehouse management system. Additionally, the journal is typically used for adjustments, not for operational movements. The mobile app movement work is the correct tool for this scenario.
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Configure a replenishment work order type and set up a replenishment menu item to move the license plate from bulk to picking location.
Why it's wrong here
Replenishment work is used to move items from a bulk location to a picking location to maintain minimum picking quantities. While this may seem similar, replenishment work is triggered by replenishment rules and creates work automatically based on demand. The scenario describes an ad-hoc movement initiated by a worker, not a system-driven replenishment. Using replenishment would require setting up replenishment templates and would not allow the worker to freely choose the license plate and locations. Thus, it is not the correct method for a manual movement.
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