Fresh product management and sorting system

Abstract

The invention relates to a fresh product management and sorting system. The system comprises an order collection module, a sorting task storage and management module, a commodity storage and management module, a judgment and comparison module and a sorting task allocation module, wherein the order collection module is used for collecting orders of all stores for summarization, generating sorting tasks and sending the sorting tasks to the sorting task storage and management module; the sorting task storage and management module is used for storing and managing all the sorting tasks and sendingthe sorting tasks to the judgment and comparison module; the commodity storage and management module is used for storing and managing commodity data information; the judgment and comparison module isused for comparing the sorting tasks with the commodity data information in the commodity storage and management module and judging whether goods are available for the sorting tasks; the sorting taskswith available goods are sent to the sorting task allocation module; the sorting tasks without goods are subjected to order stay processing, and comparison is performed again after corresponding goods arrive; and the sorting task allocation module is used for randomly allocating the sorting tasks with goods to handheld terminals of a plurality of sorting staff. Through the system, the labor intensity of the staff is effectively lowered, manual intervention is avoided, and labor cost is lowered.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the management field of fresh products, in particular to a management and sorting system for fresh products. Background technique [0002] The existing fresh product management still adopts the conventional ERP management system. Due to the special nature of fresh product management, fresh products are of different sizes, specifications, fast circulation, and need to be kept fresh. The existing ERP management system is relatively old and cannot To adapt to the management of fresh products, traditional ERP can only manage some commodities with fixed size and specifications, which can be stored for a period of time and have a long circulation cycle. Traditional ERP cannot solve the information needs of the sorting process of fresh commodities, and can only use Managers artificially assign sorters to carry out sorting operations. There are large management loopholes, lack of fairness, extremely low efficiency, and information lag....

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[0002] The existing fresh product management still adopts the conventional ERP management system. Due to the special nature of fresh product management, fresh products are of different sizes, specifications, fast circulation, and need to be kept fresh. The existing ERP management system is relatively old and cannot To adapt to the management of fresh products, traditional ERP can only manage some commodities with fixed size and specifications, which can be stored for a period of time and have a long circulation cycle. Traditional ERP cannot solve the information needs of the sorting process of fresh commodities, and can only use Managers artificially assign sorters to carry out sorting operations, with large management loopholes, lack of fairness, extremely low efficiency, and information lag

Fresh products have the property of keeping fresh. Some special fresh products need to be treated with ice, water and cold chain, such as leafy vegetables, meat, and frozen goods, which need to be sorted at the end. Even if the fresh food distribution center If you have goods, you need to manually control the final sorting and loading. Sorting these goods in advance will easily lead to deterioration

[0003] For example, sorting watermelon, wax gourd and other commodities is heavy and labor-intensive. Commodities with standard parts content such as apples and bananas are easier to sort and labor-intensive. Traditional ERP cannot be used for effective management. In actual operation, the There will be managers who assign easier sorting tasks to familiar sorters through favoritism and fraud, which will lead to unfair and unreasonable sorting tasks, and will lead to low enthusiasm of employees. information lag

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