MB-330 Implement and Manage Supply Chain Processes Practice Question
A company uses Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. They have a warehouse that uses license plate numbers to track inventory. A warehouse worker needs to move a pallet from a bulk location to a picking location. The worker scans the license plate and the system suggests a move. Which type of work order is created when the worker confirms the move?
⚠ Common exam trap
The trap here is assuming that any move to a picking location is a replenishment, but replenishment is demand-driven, whereas this is a manual movement.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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Movement work order
The correct answer is a movement work order. Movement work orders are generated for internal warehouse transfers that are not tied to inbound or outbound processes. When a worker scans a license plate and confirms a move from bulk to picking, the system creates a movement work order to track the relocation and update inventory locations.
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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Inbound work order
Why it's wrong here
Inbound work orders are created for receiving processes, such as when goods arrive at the warehouse and need to be put away. In this scenario, the move is from a bulk location to a picking location, which is an internal replenishment or movement, not an inbound receiving process. Therefore, an inbound work order is not appropriate.
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Outbound work order
Why it's wrong here
Outbound work orders are created for picking and shipping processes, such as when customer orders are picked and packed for shipment. The scenario describes moving a pallet from bulk to picking, which is not directly fulfilling an outbound order but rather replenishing picking locations. Thus, an outbound work order is not the correct type.
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Replenishment work order
Why it's wrong here
Replenishment work orders are specifically created when a picking location needs to be replenished based on demand or minimum/maximum settings. While the scenario involves moving to a picking location, the worker is manually initiating the move by scanning, not the system generating a replenishment based on demand. Thus, it is a movement, not a replenishment work order.
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Movement work order
Why this is correct
Movement work orders are used for internal warehouse movements, such as moving inventory from one location to another without an inbound or outbound context. In this case, moving a pallet from bulk to picking is a movement. The system creates a movement work order to track the task, ensuring inventory is correctly relocated.
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