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Pre-requisite

  • Return Video Capture configuration must be enabled to capture return videos(steps are shared below)

  • The latest version of the print app must be installed to store videos in NAS

  • Only users with wms.admin role have access to this screen. Hence, the required user access should be given to authorized users.

NAS Configuration in WMS

NAS configuration is warehouse-specific.

Steps for setting the Video Capture Configuration in WMS

  1. GO to WMS.

  2. Go to the Video Capture Configuration screen present in the Configuration Section.

  3. Enter the NAS IP Address, Username, and Password. You can assign a Base folder name.

  4. Save the configurations. A success message would show once the configurations are saved successfully.

  5. The connection setup can be tested by clicking the button Test Connection Setup. A test video will be captured and saved in the NAS storage by the system and a test successful pop-up message will be shown.

Please add the NAS IP Address to the Chrome flag Insecure origins treated as secure.
chrome://flags/#unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure

Enabling Return Video Capturing Configuration in WMS

Please follow the below steps to enable the return video capturing. These steps should be followed after the NAS setup. (Refer NAS Hardware Specifications and Initial Setup article for this)

  1. Go to WMS-> Video Capture Configuration screen.

  2. Turn on the toggle for Return Video Capturing.

  3. A confirmation message will appear to Enable Video Capturing. Confirm as Yes.

  4. Return Video Capturing toggle will successfully get turned on.

Video Capturing during returns

Below are the steps for Video Capturing during returns.

  1. Go to the Return Order Processing screen in WMS.

  2. You will get the Search by Mapped Packet AWB option

  3. The system will start capturing the video as soon as the user scans the AWB in return processing.

  4. As soon as the recording starts, a video preview will appear on the screen with three possible resolutions: Mini player, Theatre mode, and Full-screen mode. One can toggle b/w these modes by hovering over the preview element.
    The below image shows the Mini player mode. This mode is floatable and can be dragged to other parts of the screen.

  5. Below is the full-screen mode.

  6. Below is the preview for theatre mode.

  7. If the user marks any item missing or on bin scan of any QC fail item, the video blob till that point will get saved into browser storage(indexedDB).

  8. As soon as the processing of all line items gets completed, or the user marks the return as complete the video capturing will stop and the video will be saved.

Workflow Diagram

Steps

Actions

1

Operator scans an AWB in screen

2

browser sends data to increff servers and fetch data for return order processing

3

server sends data related to awb and return order.

4

browser system opens a popup for capturing the video thru the webcam.

webcam start capturing the video. operator continues the processing.

5

Once processing is completed, Video is compiled in browser, a filename and path are generated.

file name is sent to increff server to be saved against the return order details

6

video is sent via local network to NAS drive.

7

Any user can access the video over the internet from NAS’s drives' online console

Searching and Downloading the return Video

Below are the steps for searching and downloading the captured video for returns.

  1. Go to WMS-> Search Return Orders screen

  2. Search the return order using any search filter. Eg, Channel Return Order Id, Channel, Forward Order Id, From Date/ To Date, etc.

  3. Select the checkbox shown below to download the return videos.

  4. Click on the Download Return videos button to download the videos.

File name convention at NAS

  • file_name : {return-gateEntry-ItemId}_{uuid}  / {shipment_id}_{uuid}

  • folder_name : {date} [local system time]

  • path :  baseFolderName/ {flow} / {date} / {file_name}.mp4

Error Handling while Capturing Return Videos

  • If any unexpected interruption happens during the video capture process, the user will receive a notification or prompt informing them about the issue.

  • As soon as any bin is scanned for a QC fail item, the user interface will save the video up to that point.

  • If the user is inactive or doesn't interact with the video-capturing process for about 10 minutes, the recording will automatically pause. At that point, a prompt or notification will appear on the screen, asking the user to confirm whether they want to resume the video capturing.

  • When a video is being uploaded to the NAS, a notification or alert will be visible on the screen. This alert serves as a reminder to the user not to navigate away from the current screen or perform actions that could interfere with the uploading process. It ensures that the user is aware of the ongoing upload and takes precautions not to disrupt it.

  • If the user accidentally triggers the reload function while the video capture is in progress, a confirmation prompt will be displayed. This prompt will likely ask for confirmation from the user, giving them the opportunity to cancel the reload action.

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