Manual Confirmation of Warehouse Tasks 
You can confirm and save all warehouse tasks in one go, in the background. If you want to change data, you can also confirm individual warehouse tasks manually and then save them, in other words, confirm the individual warehouse tasks in the foreground. The following describes the change options available for manual confirmation in the foreground.
You have one or more open, in other words unconfirmed, warehouse tasks.
When you confirm warehouse tasks manually, you can enhance data or change specified data. You can do this for the following warehouse tasks:
Product warehouse tasks (see Confirmation of Product Warehouse Tasks)
Handling unit warehouse tasks (see Confirmation of Handling Unit Warehouse Tasks)
Pick warehouse tasks (see Creation of Pick Warehouse Tasks)
Note
For more information about changing warehouse tasks that have already been confirmed in the goods receipt process, see Confirmation Correction.
You can only change the resource at warehouse-order level. In the radio frequency environment, Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) proposes the warehouse order as the next warehouse order for the changed resource. EWM does not propose the warehouse order to other resources. EWM does not adjust the relevant warehouse tasks, since the proposal is only valid for the warehouse order.
You can only change the queue at warehouse-order level. When you save this change, EWM also adjusts the queue in the warehouse tasks that belong to this warehouse order.
If Labor Management is activated in EWM, you have to specify at least the processor and the confirmation date in the warehouse order. EWM copies this data into the relevant warehouse tasks. As processor, you can only enter processors that are defined in the master data for Labor Management. You can also specify the start date in the warehouse tasks. If you do not specify a start date, EWM also saves the confirmation date as the start date.
In the radio frequency environment, EWM determines the processor from the data of the user who is logged on to the system. EWM saves the time and date on which you start the warehouse task as the start date. EWM also saves the time and date on which you confirm the warehouse task as the confirmation date.
If Labor Management is deactivated, you do not need to specify a processor, start date, or end date. EWM automatically saves the time and date on which you start the warehouse task as the start date. EWM also saves the time and date on which you confirm the warehouse task as the confirmation date.
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