1. Inventory goods should be managed by position, which is similar to the design of commodity configuration diagram, that is, different goods should be stored and put on shelves according to the principle of classification and partition management. The warehouse shall be divided into at least three areas:

First, a large number of storage areas, that is, in the form of whole boxes or trays.

The second is a small storage area, that is, the disassembled goods are placed on the display shelf.

The third is the return area, that is, putting the goods to be returned on special shelves.

2. After the location is determined, make a configuration map and stick it at the door of the warehouse for easy access. The small storage area should be fixed as far as possible, and the whole box storage area can be used flexibly. If the storage space is too small or belongs to a frozen (hidden) warehouse, it can be used flexibly without a fixed location.

3. Stored goods should not be in direct contact with the ground.

First, avoid dampness.

Second, because of the regulations on fresh equipment.

The third is neatly stacked.