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# Bin Selection As
**YouTube:** [How to Enable Bin Selection in Packing Slips?](https://youtu.be/gA33czR00Mc)
## How to Enable Bin Selection in Packing Slips?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure **manual bin selection** in Packing Slip Entry in Logic ERP. This feature allows users to select the required bin manually and allocate stock from the selected bin for each item.
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### Configure Bin Selection
* Open the **Packing Slip Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **Other Options One** section.
* Locate the option labeled as:
> **"Bin Selection As"**
**Available Options**
The **"Bin Selection As"** option provides two choices:
* **None:** No bin selection is required during Packing Slip entry.
* **Manual:** Allows the user to manually select the required bin for each item.
* Select **"Manual"** from the dropdown list.
* Navigate to the **Other Options 2** section.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:
> **"Pick Stock from Bin"**
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Initiate a New Packing Slip
* Open the **Packing Slip Entry** window.
* Initiate a new entry.
* Select the required **Customer**.
* Navigate to the **Item Details** section.
**Result**
The **Bin** dropdown is now available in the item details section, allowing you to manually select the required bin.
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### Select Bin and Allocate Stock
* Select the required **Bin** from the dropdown list.
* Scan the **Item Code**.
* The system will allocate the item quantity from the selected bin.
**Repeat the Process**
* Similarly, select the required bin for each item.
* Scan the corresponding item code.
* The system will allocate stock according to the selected bin.
**Result**
The stock is allocated directly from the **manually selected bin**, giving the user complete control over bin-wise stock allocation during Packing Slip entry.
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### Key Benefits
* **Manual Control:** Allows users to select the required bin for each item.
* **Accurate Allocation:** Ensures stock is picked from the selected bin.
* **Bin-Wise Management:** Makes it easier to manage inventory across multiple bins.
* **Better Flexibility:** Users can choose different bins for different items within the same Packing Slip.
#### Final Outcome
After configuring **"Bin Selection As – Manual"** along with **"Pick Stock from Bin"**, Logic ERP allows users to manually select the required bin during Packing Slip entry and allocate stock directly from the selected bin.
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