What happens if ITQA is not completed on a package in the kickout list?

What happens if ITQA is not completed on a package in the kickout list?

• A. Generic belt #/999 will print out on the PLA label
• B. Package is rerouted automatically
• C. ITQA is skipped
• D. A warning is generated

Answer: (A)

Missing ITQA on a package that’s in the kickout list triggers an exception-handling step in labeling. Since there’s no valid ITQA result to assign a real belt, the system uses a placeholder belt identifier on the PLA label. The chosen placeholder is a generic belt number 999, which marks the item as requiring special handling or manual review. This keeps the item traceable and prevents it from being treated as a normal shipment. Automatic rerouting isn’t applied here, ITQA isn’t simply skipped as a normal step, and no additional warning is the default outcome—the label itself communicates the exception by carrying the 999 belt designation.

Missing ITQA on a package that’s in the kickout list triggers an exception-handling step in labeling. Since there’s no valid ITQA result to assign a real belt, the system uses a placeholder belt identifier on the PLA label. The chosen placeholder is a generic belt number 999, which marks the item as requiring special handling or manual review. This keeps the item traceable and prevents it from being treated as a normal shipment. Automatic rerouting isn’t applied here, ITQA isn’t simply skipped as a normal step, and no additional warning is the default outcome—the label itself communicates the exception by carrying the 999 belt designation.