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Update warehouse-how-to-pick-for-production.md

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-    title: How to Pick for Production in Basic Warehouse Configurations | Microsoft Docs
+    title: Pick for Production or Assembly in Basic Warehouse Configurations
     description: When your warehouse location requires pick processing but does not require shipment processing, use the **Inventory Pick** page to organize and record the picking of components.
     author: SorenGP
 
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 # Pick for Production or Assembly in Basic Warehouse Configurations
 How you put away your pick components for production or assembly orders depends on how your warehouse is set up as a location. For more information, see [Setting Up Warehouse Management](warehouse-setup-warehouse.md).
 
-In basic warehouse configurations where the location requires pick processing but not shipment processing, you use the **Inventory Pick** page to organize and record the picking of components.  
 
-In basic warehouse configurations, you must pick for assembly orders with the **Inventory Movement** page. For more information, see [Handling Assemble-to-Order Item with Inventory Picks](warehouse-how-to-pick-for-production.md#handling-assemble-to-order-items-with-inventory-picks).  
+## Pick for Production in Basic Warehouse Configurations
+Flushishing method also affects the flow of components in production. For more information, see [Flush Components According to Operation Output](production-how-to-flush-components-according-to-operation-output.md).
 
-In advanced warehouse configurations where locations require both picks and shipments, you use the **Warehouse Pick** page to bring components to production or assembly orders. For more information, see [Pick for Production or Assembly in Advanced Warehouse Configurations](warehouse-how-to-pick-for-internal-operations-in-advanced-warehousing.md).
+In advanced warehouse configurations where locations require both picks and shipments, you must use the **Warehouse Pick** page to bring components with flushing method set to *Manual*, *Pick + Forward*, *Pick + Backward* to production orders. For more information, see [Pick for Production or Assembly in Advanced Warehouse Configurations](warehouse-how-to-pick-for-internal-operations-in-advanced-warehousing.md).
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+In basic warehouse configurations where the location requires pick processing but not shipment processing, you can also use the **Inventory Pick** page to organize and record the picking of components with flushing method set to *Manual*. When you register an inventory pick for an internal operation, such as production, the consumption of the picked components is posted at the same time. Alternatively you can use **Inventory Movement** with reference to a source document to bring components with flushing method set to *Manual*, *Pick + Forward*, *Pick + Backward* to production orders.
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+When production operations are integrated with warehouse processes, either by bins or by directed put-aways and picks, the bin from which the components are consumed is the bin that is defined on each production order component line. All required components must be available in that bin. Otherwise, the manual or flushed consumption posting is stopped for that component.
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+**Inventory Movement** with references to the source document and **Warehouse pick** cannot be used to pick components with flushing methods *Forward* and *Backward*. **Inventory Pick** cannot be used to pick components with any flushing method but *Manual*. To handle remaining components, use **Inventory Movement** without reference to a source document. For more information, see [Move Components to an Operation Area in Basic Warehouse Configurations](warehouse-how-to-move-components-to-an-operation-area-in-basic-warehousing.md).
 
 > [!NOTE]  
->  The following important differences exist between inventory picks and inventory movements:  
+>  The following important differences exist between inventory picks, inventory movements, and warehouse picks:  
 >   
->  -   When you register an inventory pick for an internal operation, such as production, the consumption of the picked components is posted at the same time. When you register an inventory movement for an internal operation, you only record the physical movement of the required components to a bin in the operation area without posting the consumption.  
-> -   When you use inventory picks, the **Bin Code** field on a production order component line defines the *take* bin from where components are decreased when posting consumption. When you use inventory movements, the **Bin Code** field on production order component lines defines the *place* bin in the operation area where the warehouse worker must place the components.  
+>  -   When you register an inventory pick for an internal operation, such as production, the consumption of the picked components is posted at the same time. When you register an inventory movement or warehouse pick for an internal operation, you only record the physical movement of the required components to a bin in the operation area without posting the consumption.  
+> -   When you use inventory picks, the **Bin Code** field on a production order component line defines the *take* bin from where components are decreased when posting consumption. When you use inventory movements or warehouse pick, the **Bin Code** field on production order component lines defines the *place* bin in the operation area where the warehouse worker must place the components.  
 
 A system precondition for picking, or moving, components for source documents is that an outbound warehouse request exists to notify the warehouse area of the component need. The outbound warehouse request is created whenever the production order status is changed to Released or when a released production order is created.  
 
-## To pick components in basic warehouse configurations
+## To pick production components in basic warehouse configurations using Inventory Pick
 In basic warehouse configurations where the location is set up to use picking only, you can pick components for production activities with the **Inventory Pick** page. For more information, see [Pick Items with Inventory Picks](warehouse-how-to-pick-items-with-inventory-picks.md).
 
 1.  Choose the ![Lightbulb that opens the Tell Me feature](media/ui-search/search_small.png "Tell me what you want to do") icon, enter **Inventory Picks**, and then choose the related link.  
 2.  To access the production order components, choose the **Get Source Documents** action, and then select the released production order.  
-3.  Perform the pick, and then record the actual picking information in the **Qty. Picked** field.  
+3.  Perform the pick, and then record the actual picking information in the **Qty. to Handle** field.  
 4.  When the lines are ready for posting, choose the **Post** action. The posting creates the necessary warehouse entries and posts the consumption of the items.  
 
-You can also create an **Inventory Pick** directly from the released production order. Choose the **Create Inventory Put-away/Pick** action, select the **Create Invt. Pick** check box, and then choose the **OK** button.
+You can also create an **Inventory Pick** directly from the released production order. Choose the **Create Inventory Put-away/Pick/Movement** action, select the **Create Invt. Pick** check box, and then choose the **OK** button.
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+Alternatively, you can use the **Inventory Movement** with reference to the source document to move items between bins. You will need to register consumption separately. For more information, see [Batch Post Production Consumption](production-how-to-post-consumption.md)
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+## Pick for Assembly in Basic Warehouse Configurations
+In advanced warehouse configurations where locations require both picks and shipments, you must use the **Warehouse Pick** page to bring components to assembly orders. For more information, see [Pick for Production or Assembly in Advanced Warehouse Configurations](warehouse-how-to-pick-for-internal-operations-in-advanced-warehousing.md).
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+In basic warehouse configurations, you can also pick for assembly orders with the **Inventory Movement** page. 
 
-Alternatively, you can use the **Inventory Movement** page to move items between bins ad hoc, meaning without reference to a source document.
-For more information, see [Move Components to an Operation Area in Basic Warehouse Configurations](warehouse-how-to-move-components-to-an-operation-area-in-basic-warehousing.md).
+In basic warehouse configurations where the location requires pick processing but not shipment processing, the **Inventory Pick** page is also used to pick, assemble, and ship for sales order where items must be assembled before they can be shipped. For more information, see [Handling Assemble-to-Order Item with Inventory Picks](warehouse-how-to-pick-for-production.md#handling-assemble-to-order-items-with-inventory-picks).  
 
-### Handling Assemble-to-Order Items with Inventory Picks
+## Handling Assemble-to-Order Items with Inventory Picks
 The **Inventory Pick** page is also used to pick and ship for sales where items must be assembled before they can be shipped. For more information, see [Sell Items Assembled to Order](assembly-how-to-sell-items-assembled-to-order.md).
 
 Items to be shipped are not physically present in a bin until they are assembled and posted as output to a bin in the assembly area. This means that picking assemble-to-order items for shipment follows a special flow. From a bin, warehouse workers take the assembly items to the shipping dock and then post the inventory pick. The posted inventory pick then posts the assembly output, the component consumption, and the sales shipment.
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