Which term describes selecting items from a case without using the entire contents?

• A. Split case
• B. Full case
• C. Piece pick
• D. Bulk pick

Answer: (A)

Split-case picking means taking only part of the contents of a case, leaving the rest inside. This is used when an order requires just some items from a case rather than the entire case, allowing you to fulfill the request without handling and repacking the whole case. It’s more efficient than emptying the whole case and more targeted than pulling individual units one by one. Full-case picking would involve removing the entire case, which isn’t necessary here. Piece picking refers to pulling individual units from a container or bin, not specifically partial case contents. Bulk picking is about large quantities from bulk storage rather than cases.