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What is the bin ranking?

The bin ranking is used by NAV during put-away and picking. During put-away it applies the put-away template and uses the bin ranking to determine the highest ranked bin where the items should be put-away. During picking it uses the bin ranking to determine what bins to pick from first if the item is in multiple pick bins. The bins that are easiest to pick from (on the floor or close to the packing area) should typically have the highest ranking.

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