MB-330 Implement and Manage Supply Chain Processes Practice Question
Your organization needs to automate the replenishment of picking locations based on the current minimum threshold. Which setup is required to ensure the system triggers replenishment when stock levels fall below a specific quantity?
⚠ Common exam trap
Examinees often select minimum stock safety levels on item models instead of configuring a replenishment template utilizing the Min/Max strategy for warehouse picking locations.
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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Configure a replenishment template with a Min/Max strategy.
Minimum/Maximum replenishment is a standard WMS process that uses replenishment templates to monitor inventory levels. By configuring a minimum quantity, the system automatically checks the physical inventory in the picking location against the threshold. If the quantity drops below the minimum, the system generates work to move inventory from bulk to the picking area. This prevents stockouts and maintains efficient picking flows for warehouse personnel.
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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Configure a wave template.
Why it's wrong here
Wave templates are used to group orders for batch processing and shipping, not for monitoring inventory levels in picking locations. While waves can trigger replenishment, the core logic for minimum/maximum thresholds is managed by replenishment templates, not by the wave process itself, which focuses on shipping and load outbound management.
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Configure a replenishment template with a Min/Max strategy.
Why this is correct
A replenishment template using the Min/Max strategy is specifically designed to replenish picking locations when stock dips below defined levels. This template allows you to set the specific threshold and the target replenishment quantity, ensuring the system maintains adequate inventory levels in picking zones without manual intervention by warehouse staff.
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Configure a cycle counting plan.
Why it's wrong here
Cycle counting plans are designed to ensure inventory accuracy by regularly verifying the physical count against system data. They do not trigger replenishment of stock based on inventory levels. While cycle counting helps maintain data integrity, it does not solve the problem of replenishing picking locations to avoid stockouts.
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Set up a work template with a replenishment action.
Why it's wrong here
Work templates define how work is executed (e.g., pick, put), but they do not contain the logic to determine when replenishment should occur. They are downstream components that process the instructions created by the replenishment template. The actual decision logic for replenishing inventory is held in the replenishment template configuration.
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