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# Generate Bin Wise Delivery Orders
**YouTube:** [How to Generate Bin-Wise Delivery Orders?](https://youtu.be/8Zz1SJSDM4s)
## How to Generate Bin - Wise Delivery Orders?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to generate **Delivery Orders bin-wise** in Logic ERP.
To generate Delivery Orders bin-wise, the stock must first be reserved **bin-wise against the Sales Order**. Once the stock is reserved from specific bins, enabling the bin-wise Delivery Order option allows the system to generate the Delivery Order according to the reserved bin allocation.
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### Reserve Stock Against the Sales Order
Before enabling the bin-wise Delivery Order option, let's first reserve stock against the required Sales Order.
* Open the **Reserve Stock Against Sales Order** window.
* To reserve stock bin-wise, open the **Configuration Settings**.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:
> **"Reserve Stock from Bins"**
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Reserve Stock Bin-Wise
Now, let's reserve the stock against the Sales Order.
* Select the required **Sales Order**.
* Click on **Refresh**.
* The available stock will be displayed according to the applicable bins.
* Assign the required stock from the respective bins.
* Save the entry.
#### Important Point
For bin-wise Delivery Order generation, the stock must also be reserved **bin-wise** against the Sales Order.
If the stock is not reserved from specific bins, the Delivery Order will not be generated bin-wise, even if the bin-wise Delivery Order option is enabled.
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### Let's Enable Bin-Wise Delivery Order Generation
Once the stock has been reserved bin-wise, let's configure the Delivery Order.
* Open the **Delivery Order Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **General Settings** section.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:
> **"Generate Bin Wise Delivery Orders"**
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Generate the Delivery Order
Now, let's generate the Delivery Order using the bin-wise stock reservation.
* Open **Sales Order Selection**.
* Select the required Sales Order.
* Click on **Generate Order**.
#### Important Note
The **Generate Bin Wise Delivery Orders** option works only when the stock has been reserved **Bin-wise** against the Sales Order.
If the stock has not been reserved **Bin-Wise**, the Delivery Order will not be generated **bin-wise**, even when this configuration is enabled.
* Once the Delivery Order is generated, save the entry.
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### Verify the Bin-Wise Delivery Order
Now, let's verify whether the Delivery Order has been generated bin-wise.
* Open the **Delivery Order Report**.
* Select the generated Delivery Order.
* Generate the report.
#### System Behavior
As you can see:
* The Delivery Order has been generated **bin-wise**.
* The corresponding **Bin Name** is displayed in the **Bin** column.
* The displayed bin information corresponds to the bins from which the stock was reserved.
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### Key Benefits
* Generates Delivery Orders according to bin-wise stock allocation.
* Maintains consistency between stock reservation and Delivery Order generation.
* Provides clear bin-level visibility in Delivery Order reports.
* Helps improve warehouse and inventory management.
* Reduces errors during bin-wise stock dispatch.
#### Final Outcome
By enabling **"Reserve Stock from Bins"** and reserving stock bin-wise against the Sales Order, you can then enable **"Generate Bin Wise Delivery Orders"** to generate Delivery Orders according to the reserved bins. The generated bin details can be verified through the **Delivery Order Report**.
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