BizAutomation’s License Plate Numbering (LPN) and Tote Management consolidates multi-item tracking by assigning a single barcode to pallets, cases, or totes. This allows warehouse staff to execute bulk movements, putaways, and transfers with just one scan, massively accelerating receiving workflows.
Scanning individual boxes during high-volume receiving or internal warehouse transfers creates severe operational bottlenecks. LPN technology solves this by allowing you to group multiple distinct items or serialized units into one logical container (a "license plate"). Whether you are moving a mixed pallet from the receiving dock to bulk storage, or moving a tote of loose items to a packing station, a single scan of the LPN barcode instantly updates the location of every item inside. This drastically reduces manual touches, improves traceability, and injects serious speed into your supply chain.
Instead of scanning 50 individual items being moved across the warehouse, a worker places them in a tote, assigns an LPN, and scans the tote's barcode once to instantly move all 50 items in the system. By utilizing LPNs for inbound shipments, your receiving team can process and put away bulk inventory exponentially faster, minimizing individual item handling and clearing dock congestion.
A single License Plate Number can be associated with multiple different SKUs, quantities, and lot numbers, providing total visibility into the exact contents of a mixed pallet or container. This ensures that even the most complex bulk movements remain fully transparent and traceable within your WMS.
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LPN is a system that assigns a unique, single barcode to a collection of items grouped together—like a pallet, a case, or a tote—allowing the entire group to be tracked and moved as a single entity.
Instead of scanning 50 individual items being moved across the warehouse, a worker places them in a tote, assigns an LPN, and scans the tote's barcode once to instantly move all 50 items in the system.
Yes. A single License Plate Number can be associated with multiple different SKUs, quantities, and lot numbers, providing total visibility into the exact contents of a mixed pallet or container.
Absolutely. By utilizing LPNs for inbound shipments, your receiving team can process and put away bulk inventory exponentially faster, minimizing individual item handling and clearing dock congestion.