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# How Can I Manage Warehouse Receiving and Put-Away Tasks?
- URL: https://blog.jestor.com/manage-warehouse-receiving-put-away-tasks/
- Published: 2026-10-13T21:16:24.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-13T21:16:24.000Z
- Author: Bruno Bannach

You can **manage warehouse receiving and put-away tasks** by registering each inbound delivery, checking items against the purchase order with a checklist, recording any discrepancy and creating put-away tasks that assign each item to a storage location.

In **Jestor**, receiving and put-away are connected steps, so stock is available only after it is checked and stored.

## Why does receiving create stock errors?

In small warehouses, deliveries are often received in a hurry, without checking quantities against the order. Items are stored wherever there is space.

Stock records stop matching reality, and products become hard to find when orders arrive.

## What problems does structured receiving solve?

- Quantities not checked against the order
- Damaged items accepted without record
- Products stored in random locations
- Stock available in the system but not on the shelf
- Disputes with suppliers without evidence

## How do I manage receiving in Jestor?

1. **Create an inbound table** linked to the purchase order and supplier.
2. **Use a receiving checklist**: quantities, condition, documents.
3. **Record discrepancies** with photos and notes.
4. **Create put-away tasks** with the assigned location for each item.
5. **Update stock** when the put-away task is completed.

| Step         | Owner           | Output                      |
| ------------ | --------------- | --------------------------- |
| Arrival      | Receiving team  | Inbound record created      |
| Check        | Receiving team  | Checklist and discrepancies |
| Put-away     | Warehouse staff | Item stored in location     |
| Stock update | Automatic       | Item available              |

## How do discrepancies reach suppliers?

Each discrepancy is linked to the supplier and the order, with photos.

Purchasing can contact the supplier with evidence and track the solution on the same record.

## Why use Jestor for warehouse receiving?

- **Checklists**: every delivery checked the same way.
- **Discrepancy records**: photos and notes linked to the supplier.
- **Put-away tasks**: locations assigned and confirmed.
- **ERP sync**: with **Omie**, stock movements can stay synchronized with the **ERP**.

Supplier data accumulates over time. A dashboard of discrepancies by supplier shows who delivers incomplete or damaged goods most often, which helps in negotiations.

Supplier documents can be checked at the same time. Comparing the delivery note with the purchase order during receiving catches price or quantity differences before the invoice reaches finance.

This structure helps you manage warehouse receiving and put-away tasks accurately.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Can staff use the checklist on mobile?

Yes. Jestor works on phones and tablets in the warehouse.

### Does Jestor connect with my ERP's stock?

With Omie, the native integration syncs stock movements; see [jestor.com](https://www.jestor.com/?ref=blog.jestor.com).

### Can I attach photos of damaged items?

Yes. Discrepancy records accept photo attachments.

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