​@DMNVHEI if tge part is serial tracked then in WaDaCo you would need to scan individually every SN for the receipt process. So, I don't believe one qr code containing multiple SNs would cut it.

Hello Marcel,

Thanks for your reply how about within the IFS cloud application? When we won’t use Wadaco for this proces?

Kind regards,

Vincent

In theory perhaps it could work in wadaco, if the serial data item is in a internal loop with that data item inside the loop. But it would still depend a lot on how the barcode is constructed. You cannot use the BARCODE_ID (IFS inventory part barcode) and probably not the GS1 standard barcode since I’m not sure that one support the same item several times in the barcode plus I doubt our parsing logic would be able to find all of them inside the QR string anyway since its not built for such scenarios. Perhaps it could work using a barcode with several elements where you have carriage return as delimiter between each element or another character that the scanner then replace with carriage return when returning the string to the app (I think I have mentioned that in the wadaco section a couple of times before).

In the regular application we have previously had some support for this in the IEE client identifying long lists of serial numbers, then i think each of them had the new line character to trigger each serial creating a new line in the client table. But this didn’t work in Cloud/Aurena so they have recently done something similar to support scanning serial number lists like that, but in that it was something else needed between them, was it Shift-F5 perhaps, I don’t remember exactly, but I think ​@Choolangee knows that one better than me.

​@DMNVHEI outside of WaDaCo for sure it can’t be done, since in the Receive with Serials assistant you need to type each SN individually for each pcs. Below is an example of Receiving a PO Line with qty = 2: