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1. By clicking on the Arriving button, users can check the product(s) that are coming into the Warehouse and which have been sent from another Warehouse employed by the company (see the below example)
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From each column of the table, the user can monitor:
What product and what SKU belongs to it
The Origin is the Warehouse, from which the products are coming, which is followed by the Column showing when the request was made, the Delivery ETA, the Quantity, etc.
The Transfer Method
The Actions buttonbuttons:
Edit button: by clicking on this button, the user can modify the information of the Transfer displayed on the table
using the tab that pops up
Check-In: by clicking on this button, In button: the user can modify the information of the Transfer displayed on the table
including the date when the stock was received and the status of the product
Cancel button: by clicking on this button, the user deletes the row and information shown on it
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What product and what SKU belongs to it
The Origin is the Warehouse, from which the products are coming, which are followed Followed by the Column showing when the request was made, the Delivery ETA, the Quantity, etc.
The Actions buttonbuttons:
Edit button: by clicking on this button, the user can modify the information of the Transfer displayed on the table
using the tab that pops up
Cancel button: by clicking on this button, the user deletes the row and information shown on it
Marketplace Warehouses
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As mentioned above, this feature is working ONLY for the Amazon FBA warehouse.
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Switch to ON the toggle Allow Marketplace
In the Marketplace Warehouses area, users can include other Warehouses that are stocking Amazon SKU, helping the Amazon Warehouse fulfil orders; or else, some Amazon inventory is kept in other Warehouses (i.g. V-Logic, Swan, etc). Therefore, the warehouses that have those products are linked to the Warehouse Amazon FBA on the Marketplace Warehouses, on the Warehouse Setting page (see the below example).
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The system is able to pull the full amount of stock of the Amazon products, not just in the Amazon warehouse itself, but in the other warehouses that where they kept them.
Please note that on the non-Amazon warehouses, the user needs to include the specific Amazon SKU on the list of products available on it.
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In this section, users can configure the Shipping Methods for the Warehouse.
In order to add a New new Shipping Method, the user needs to fill in the below fields with:
The courier name
Shipping method
The Transit days
Select the countries where the shipping method is going to be applied
Decide whether switching to ON the toggle Is Default? or not. Only one method should be set as default.
Click on the Add button to save the new method
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once done, just click on the Update button.
Package Weight
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Shipping Delays
In this section, the user can add the Weight Limit per Package (Kg) on the field and then click on the Update Package Weight button. Please note that if no weight limit is selected, then packages won’t be split based on weight as well as if the weight limit is selected, then we split packages based on the available weights stored at the SKU level (unit, packaging, label).users can include the minutes of shipping delays that orders can have for both:
Standard Sale Channel Orders (CRM Campaigns Orders)
Marketplaces Orders (Walmart, Shopify or Amazon)
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Once the amount of minutes is added in one or both fields, just click on the Update Shipping Delays button to save the changes.
Package Weight
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In this section, the user can add the Weight Limit per Package (Kg), which can be:
for all countries in which the Warehouse delivers. Those countries are the ones selected in the section Common Countries on the Warehouse Settings page
for just specific ones
Once the options have been picked, click on the Update Package Weight button to save the changes.
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Fulfillment Error Messages
In this area, users can include all the possible errors returned by the system, which refrains orders to be sent for the fulfilment, for example, wrong or incomplete shipping address.
By adding the error in this section, those orders will be flagged and grouped in the CRM section called Address Verification. From this module, users can spot the orders, and make the necessary adjustment to them so they can be sent to the Warehouse to be fulfilled.
To include an error message in this section:
Type or paste it into the Error message field
Switch to ON the toggle Send to pending address
Click on the Add button
Add
To edit or cancel an error message, click either on the Edit button or the Delete button
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Custom Fields
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In this section, the user can add any additional information related to the warehouse by typing on the fields and clicking on the Update These Custom Fields button.