Order scheduling method and device, electronic equipment and medium

Abstract

The invention provides an order scheduling method, and the method comprises the steps: obtaining order data which comprises a receiving address of an order; dividing the order into different order flow directions according to the receiving address of the order, and counting the number of orders in each order flow direction; determining the number of orders scheduled from each order flow directionper hour according to the number of orders in each order flow direction and the number of production orders in unit time of a warehouse; and according to the number of orders scheduled from each orderflow direction per hour, downloading the orders scheduled from each order flow direction to the warehouse management system. In this way, the order flow directions are defined according to the receiving addresses of the orders, and therefore, centralized production of the orders in each order flow direction can be realized, production efficiency can be improved, and the delivery timeliness of theorders can be improved. The invention further provides an order scheduling device, electronic equipment and a medium.

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technical field [0001] The present disclosure relates to the technical field of the Internet, and in particular to an order scheduling method, device, electronic equipment and media. Background technique [0002] At present, after the user places an order, the system forms an order flow according to the order time, and enters the order pool in turn, waiting for production. For example, orders can enter the order pool in chronological order, that is to say, the order pool produces orders according to the order in which orders enter the order pool. However, the hourly capacity of the warehouse is limited, and orders from different receiving addresses are not clearly distinguished, which leads to mixed production of orders in each receiving area in the warehouse, which in turn leads to scattered production time of orders in each receiving area, which affects some receiving areas. The transport vehicles in the cargo area are not full and cannot start in time. In this case, the ...

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However, the hourly production capacity of the warehouse is limited, and orders from different receiving addresses are not clearly distinguished, which leads to the mixed production of orders in each receiving area in the warehouse, which in turn leads to the dispersion of order production time in each receiving area, which affects some receiving areas. The transport vehicles in the cargo area are not full and cannot start in time. In this case, the transport vehicles can only continue to wait outside the warehouse, which delays the order delivery time and reduces the order delivery timeliness

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