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Oracle Shipping Execution
Oracle Shipping Execution
Oracle Shipping Execution
Execution
Overview
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Ownership
The Job Title [list@YourCompany.com?Subject=EDUxxxxx] is responsible for ensuring that this
document is necessary and that it reflects actual practice.
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Objectives
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Agenda
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Trips
A trip is an instance of a specific freight carrier departing from a particular location containing
deliveries. A trip is carrier specific and contains at least two stops such as the pick-up stop and
drop-off stop. Trips can be created automatically or manually.
Stops
A stop is a point along the route of the trip. A stop can be either a pick-up or drop-off stop or
both.
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Delivery Leg
Delivery Leg
A delivery leg is synonymous to bill of lading and consists of at least two stops. A bill of lading
is an agreement between the shipper and carrier acknowledging receipt of goods shipped. The
bill of lading has all the details specifying the terms of delivery. A delivery might consist of
several delivery legs to reach its final destination.
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Containers/LPNs
Containers/LPNs
License Plate Numbers (LPNs), also known as containers, are used for packing delivery lines.
You can create containers without assigning them to a delivery. This is useful if you want to
create multiple containers of the same type then pack them with unassigned delivery lines.
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Agenda
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Pick Release
Pick Release
Pick release is the process of finding and releasing eligible delivery lines that meet the release
criteria that you specify. Pick release creates move orders for picking from inventory. The
release criteria is defined based on your business requirements. You customize the release
criteria by defining the following:
Release Rules: The release rules identify which delivery lines should be considered for
pick release and the picking operations that should be performed on the selected lines.
Release Sequence Rules: The release sequence rules define the order in which eligible
picks are allocated inventory.
Pick Slip Grouping Rules: The pick slip grouping rules define how released order lines
are grouped on the pick slips for ease of picking.
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Move Orders
Move Orders
A move order is a request to transfer materials from subinventory to a staging location. The
pick release process creates move orders pre-approved requests for subinventory transfer. The
move order consists of move order lines that must be moved from the subinventory to the
staging location. To release the move order lines, the lines must be allocated with the materials
from the subinventory. Oracle Inventory picking engine fills in the move order lines with the
transaction details. It also places a high-level reservation on the material if no reservation
previously exists. This process is called allocation.
Staging Location
A staging location is the destination subinventory where the materials are deposited after
picking. Material deposited in the staging location is then in position for its next step, which is
ship confirm. Each organization must designate at least one staging subinventory. In a
warehouse, the staging location is physically located typically near the shipping dock. Staging
subinventories should be reservable. Each pick release batch created at pick release will have
the same destination staging subinventory.
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Pick Confirmation
Pick Confirmation
Pick confirmation is a process that performs the transfer of materials from the source
subinventory location to the staging location. The transfer is performed based on the allocation
made by Oracle Inventory to the move order lines. Pick confirmation automatically transfers
the high level reservation to an allocated reservation (including lots, subinventory, and
locators) in the staging location.
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Ship Confirm
Ship Confirm
Ship Confirm is the process of confirming that items have been shipped from the staging
location. Delivery lines must be in the Staged/Pick Confirmed status to perform Ship Confirm.
During Ship Confirm you can perform the following actions:
Backordering: Backordering when only a partial quantity of items that were pick
released require shipping. When a delivery line is backorder, the delivery line is split into
two delivery lines. The original line quantity is the detailed quantity. The new line
quantity is the difference between the requested quantity and the detailed quantity.
Consolidating Backorders: Consolidating backorders is an automatic process that
combines several backordered delivery lines having the same source line, back into one
delivery line. Consolidating Backorders is performed during Pick Release, Cycle Count,
or Ship Confirm. When a backorder occurs, Oracle Shipping Execution searches for the
existing backorder delivery lines for a particular source line.
Note: To consolidate backorders the Consolidate Backorder Lines field in the Global
Parameters window must be selected.
Making Items Non-Reservable: Making items non-reservable places a reservation on
the items such that they are not available for other delivery lines. While making the items
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non-reservable you must specify the subinventory and stock locator to pick the items
from. If the items are serial controlled, lot controlled, or revision controlled you must
specify the respective details while making items non-reservable.
Models: You can ship Model items non-proportionately, for example:
- You ship all the components but not in the correct proportion
- You do not ship all of the components
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Ship confirm all delivery lines assigned to the deliveries that are in the Staged status and
which does not require assignment of serial numbers.
Note: To automatically ship confirm, you must assign a ship
confirm rule to your organization. You can assign the same
in the Shipping Transaction tab of Shipping Parameters
window. For more information, see the lesson titled
Shipping Transaction Parameters slide.
Auto create trips, if trips and stops are not manually created for the delivery lines.
Note: If pick, pack, and ship process is not successful for even one delivery line of a delivery,
the one step shipping cannot be performed on the entire delivery.
Note: To ship confirm from the Shipping Transactions form, the organization to which the
sales order belongs should be attached with a ship confirm rule.
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Agenda
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Query Manager
Query Manager
Order Management Super User, Vision Operations (USA)
(N) Shipping > Transactions > Query Manager
The Query Manager is a window used to search and save queries created on the shipping
entities. You create customized queries by entering your search criteria and saving them. You
can use the saved query for future searches. The queries are classified into the following:
Personal Query: Queries you save for your personal use. This query is not available to
other users.
Public Query: Queries you save and share with other users. This is very useful if you
want to centrally manage the queries.
Temporary Query: Queries that are not used frequently such as those that you use only
once. These are queries which are not used frequently. Temporary queries are not saved
and are valid for that session only.
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Data Manager
Data Manager
The data manager is a part of the Shipping Transactions form. You can perform the following
using the data manager:
Create or modify data pertaining to shipping entities
Plan shipping entities
Perform shipping operations such as Pick Release and Ship Confirm
Generate reports
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Agenda
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Summary
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