Difference between revisions of "PurchaseOrder AwaitingShipmentConfirmationIndex"
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For approved Purchase Orders, the supplier is obliged to <br /> | For approved Purchase Orders, the supplier is obliged to <br /> | ||
− | 1) '''commit''' to the item quantities called off and their extected delivery dates | + | 1) '''commit''' to the item quantities called off and their extected delivery dates. This process is detailed [[PurchaseInvoice_AwaitingCommitment|'''here''']]<br /> |
2) '''confirm''' shipment despatch (from supplier warehouse or directly from site of manufacture) | 2) '''confirm''' shipment despatch (from supplier warehouse or directly from site of manufacture) | ||
− | This secction describes the process for supplier shipment despatch confirmation which is an important element for SkylogistiX to proactively detect possible delays in receiving the goods. | + | This secction describes the '''process for supplier shipment despatch confirmation''' which is an important element for SkylogistiX to proactively detect possible delays in receiving the goods. |
When a supplier shipment is destined to a <U>handover-point</U> rather than the final warehouse location, the supplier shipment confirmation is required for the handover-point to be notified about the expected receipt.<br /> These transit locations allow for cost-efficiency in the supply chain.<br /> When planning consolidated shipments from a handover point to the final destination warehouse, it is vital to timely count on reliable information regarding expected receipts. | When a supplier shipment is destined to a <U>handover-point</U> rather than the final warehouse location, the supplier shipment confirmation is required for the handover-point to be notified about the expected receipt.<br /> These transit locations allow for cost-efficiency in the supply chain.<br /> When planning consolidated shipments from a handover point to the final destination warehouse, it is vital to timely count on reliable information regarding expected receipts. | ||
− | '''The suppliers shipment confirmation is therefore key to well streamlined complex supply chains.''' | + | |
+ | Some Purchase Order delivery terms (eg ex works) authorise the supplier to raise his invoice upon despatch. In these scenarios the suppliers shipment despatch confirmation is required for SkylogistiX to timely process the suppliers invoice for payment. | ||
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+ | '''The suppliers shipment confirmation is therefore key to well streamlined complex supply chains and for the suppliers timely payment.''' |
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For approved Purchase Orders, the supplier is obliged to
1) commit to the item quantities called off and their extected delivery dates. This process is detailed here
2) confirm shipment despatch (from supplier warehouse or directly from site of manufacture)
This secction describes the process for supplier shipment despatch confirmation which is an important element for SkylogistiX to proactively detect possible delays in receiving the goods.
When a supplier shipment is destined to a handover-point rather than the final warehouse location, the supplier shipment confirmation is required for the handover-point to be notified about the expected receipt.
These transit locations allow for cost-efficiency in the supply chain.
When planning consolidated shipments from a handover point to the final destination warehouse, it is vital to timely count on reliable information regarding expected receipts.
Some Purchase Order delivery terms (eg ex works) authorise the supplier to raise his invoice upon despatch. In these scenarios the suppliers shipment despatch confirmation is required for SkylogistiX to timely process the suppliers invoice for payment.
The suppliers shipment confirmation is therefore key to well streamlined complex supply chains and for the suppliers timely payment.