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You will need a version of proledb.spl that has been loaded after 25 Mar 2014 to get this feature. Please email support@commercevision.com.au to obtain this version if you do not have it. |
Auto Warehouse Allocation - Step-by-step guide
The auto allocation rules will assign a warehouse to an order based on the postcode of the customer. This is useful when multiple warehouses can supply the customer and will reduce freight costs.
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Note that a single warehouse can have multiple postcode ranges set up against it. |
Business Logic
If the delivery address on the order has a postcode in one of the selected ranges, the warehouse will be set to the nominated warehouse.
Auto Warehouse Splitting - Step-by-step guide
The auto splitting functionality will examine any backorder lines and check alternative warehouse is the designated order for potential supply. If any of the lines can be supplied from another warehouse, the order will be split or changed to that warehouse. Each warehouse can have its own order to look at alternatives. For example, the Perth warehouse may look to Melbourne and then Sydney and stop after this, whereas the Brisbane warehouse might look to Townsville and then Sydney for secondary supply.
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Splitting will not work on Kits. |
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