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Jul 18, 2025

Warehousing

Bin Transfer

Moving stock from one bin to another within the warehouse.

A bin transfer involves relocating inventory from one bin to another to rebalance stock, clear space, or optimise pick paths. This movement is logged in the WMS to keep stock levels accurate. For example, if one bin is overstocked or nearing capacity, warehouse staff may transfer excess stock to another bin to maintain organisation and ensure pick efficiency.

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