Shipping Documents Screen

 Purpose

The Shipping Documents screen is used to generate packing lists and packing labels for any outgoing inventory transfers. In addition you can also ship out any pending transfers that have not been shipped yet.

 Information Provided

Column

Description

Ship

This column is used to select the transfers to generate a packing list or label for, or transfers that need to be shipped. Note: By default this is selected for each transfer when the screen is loaded.

Sending Organization

This column displays the sending organization in the transfer. This is the organization that is sending the inventory.

Receiving Organization

This column displays the receiving organization in the transfer. This is the organization that is receiving the inventory.

Note: In the event that the system could not ship out specific transfers the following message will display: "Some items could not be shipped. These remain selected and a more detailed explanation can be found by clicking the Receiving Organization name of each item." Click on the Receiving Organization name, and follow the instructions to correct the problem. Then the item(s) will be able to be shipped.

Date

This column displays the date that the transfer was created.  Clicking on the Date Hyperlink displays the packing list for the transfer.

Packing List Quantity

This column is used to input the amount of packing lists to generate for the specific shipping item. By default '1' will be entered.

Label Quantity

This column is used to input the amount of labels  to generate for the specific shipping item. By default '2' will be entered.

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 Functionality

Command Button

Description

Clicking on the Packing Lists button will generate packing lists for all of the transfers selected.

Clicking on the Labels button will generate labels for all of the transfers selected.

Clicking on the Ship button will ship out all selected transfers.

Clicking on the Cancel button will cancel any selections made and return to the main screen.

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