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Order Volume Replenishment keeps pickfaces stocked based on actual real-time demand. Unlike Continuous and Demand replenishment, which rely on fixed minimum/maximum levels, Order Volume calculates what’s needed at the moment a pick task is generated — so stock only moves when an order actually requires it.
Before you can use Order Volume Replenishment, it must be added to your HHD implementation. See the step-by-step guide: Adding a Replenishment Flow to your HHD implementation.

How it works

Instead of waiting for stock to hit a pre-set low point, the system calculates needs during pick task generation:
  1. The trigger — when a pick task is created, the system checks the available stock at the pickface.
  2. The action — if the required pick quantity exceeds what’s currently on the shelf, a replenishment task is automatically generated to cover the gap.
  3. Smart validation — before creating a new task, the system checks for any existing replenishment tasks that already meet the required quantity, preventing redundant work.
The result is a leaner warehouse flow: stock isn’t moved unnecessarily, and replenishment stays focused on active orders.

Setting up an Order Volume pickface

1

Navigate to the product

From the left-hand menu, click Products and select the item you want to configure.
2

Open the Pickfaces tab

Scroll to the Pickfaces tab and choose to create a new pickface or edit an existing one.
3

Select Order Volume

Locate the Replenishment Type dropdown and switch the setting from Continuous or Demand to Order Volume.
Selecting Order Volume in the Replenishment Type dropdown
Domain limitation: an Order Volume pickface can only be active for one product at a time. Applying this setting to multiple pickfaces within the same product will not function correctly.

Executing the replenishment

Once active, the system handles the heavy lifting, but the handheld (HHD) workflow has a slight variation. Because quantities are dynamic, the Confirmed Quantity field in the Tasks screen stays empty until you enter it — the system waits for your manual input based on current needs.
Confirmed Quantity field left empty on an Order Volume task
On the HHD:
1

Open the next replenishment

Go to Replenishment then Next Replenishment.
Replenishment then Next Replenishment on the HHD
2

Confirm the locations

Confirm the From Location, From Storage Unit, and To Location.
Confirming the from and to locations on the HHD
3

Enter the confirmed quantity

Enter the Confirmed Quantity — the exact amount of stock you are moving to the pickface.
Entering the confirmed quantity on the HHD
You must enter a value greater than 0 to complete the task. Entering 0 returns an error and prevents the task from closing.
Error shown when a confirmed quantity of 0 is entered