The first free number of the shipment. This serves as the shipment identification.
Shipments (fmlbd3100m000)Use this session to view and maintain shipments. You can create shipments with the Freight load building engine, an external planning engine, or manually. A shipment is a part of a load, which, in turn, is a part of a load plan. You can manually create a shipment, change the shipment data, and add or remove shipment lines. However, the shipment status determines whether you can delete or make a change to a shipment or shipment line, and if changing is allowed, what changes you can make. Note Use the Maps section to view the location of the Ship-from Address and the Ship-to Address. You must select only one record at a time. Changes in the freight orders or the originating orders on which a shipment is based also have an impact on the shipment. For more information, refer to Load plan, load, and shipment maintenance. Print options On the Print submenu of the File menu, the following print options are available for selected shipments:
Options on the Specific menu You can access the following options on the appropriate menu of this session:
Shipment The first free number of the shipment. This serves as the shipment identification. Status The status expresses the progress of the shipment in its life cycle from creation in Freight through execution in Warehousing to completion after approval in the Accounts Payable module of Financials. Shipping Sequence The sequence in which the shipments in a load are executed. You can manually enter the shipping sequence to modify the execution order of the shipments that fall within a load. You can also use the Move Up or Move Down command in the appropriate menu to change the sequence number of the shipments. Reference Shipment The reference number for the shipping (outbound) or receiving (inbound) warehouse. Plan The load plan of the shipment. Unique Shipment Reference per Shipment If this check box is selected, LN creates a unique shipment for each shipment reference number. In other words, a shipment reference will not occur again in another shipment for this business partner. For more information, refer to Shipment Building within Freight. Note
Single Shipment Reference per Shipment If this check box is selected, LN allows creation of multiple shipments for the same Shipment Reference. On the other hand, a shipment may not contain multiple shipment references. For more information, refer to Shipment Building within Freight. Note LN selects the check box if for one of the shipment lines the Single Shipment Reference per Shipment or Unique Shipment Reference per Shipment is applicable. Single Delivery Point per Shipment If this check box is selected, LN groups the outbound advices that have the same delivery point, as shipment lines, in one shipment. A shipment may not contain deliveries to multiple delivery points, unless other shipment building criteria require this. For more information, refer to Shipment Building within Freight. Note LN selects the check box if for one of the shipment lines the Single Delivery Point per Shipment is applicable. Single Customer Order per Shipment If this check box is selected, LN selects/creates the shipments for the freight order line based on customer order number. LN creates a single shipment for each customer order number. If this check box is selected, following is the impact:
For more information, refer to Shipment Building within Freight. Note
Single Line per Shipment If this check box is selected, LN allows you to create only one shipment line for a selected shipment. Shipment Reference The shipment reference based on which the goods are picked-up from the supplier site. The shipment reference (among other criteria) determines how the goods issued / picked up from the supplier warehouse are grouped into shipments. The items that have the same Shipment Reference must be grouped into one shipment to the customer. In automotive business this is called a Pickup Sheet (PUS) process. For more information, refer to Shipment Building within Freight. Note
Customer Order The customer order number based on which the goods are picked up from the supplier site. All the shipment lines that have the same customer number are combined into a single shipment. If an existing shipment is not found, LN creates a new shipment for freight order line. For more information, refer to Shipment Building within Freight. Load The identification number of the load to which the shipment belongs. Load The date on which the shipment was created. Shipping Office The shipping office of the freight orders from which the shipment is created. Planning Group The planning group of the freight order lines on which the shipment is based. Route Plan The route plan selected for the shipment. This is the route plan that the shipment will travel. The route plan is selected by the load building engine or entered manually. Standard Route The standard route that the shipment will travel. This is the standard route that the shipment will travel. The standard route is selected by the load building engine or entered manually. Text If this check box is selected, additional text about the shipment is available. Carrier Tracking Number The number given by the carrier to identify the load or shipment. The carrier uses this number for tracking purposes. Tracking Number The identification number given by the business partner. Shipment Procedure A procedure that is carried out when a warehouse order or a shipment is processed for transportation. In a shipment procedure, you can specify which transport documents (packing list, packing slip, or Bill of Lading) must be printed when the shipment is transported. For each shipment, a shipment procedure is defined. If a shipment obtains the Confirmed status, the documents specified in the shipment procedure are printed. Delivery Terms The agreements with the business partner, concerning the way the goods are delivered. Relevant information is printed on various order documents. Point of Title Passage The point at which the legal ownership changes. At this point, the risk passes from the seller to the buyer. Freight Service Level An entity that expresses the duration of transportation, such as: delivery within twelve hours. A freight service level (optional) is used as follows:
Weight The weight unit used to express the aggregated weight. Volume The unit used to express the aggregated volume. Planned Floor Space The aggregated surface area of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Planned or Actual status. Floor Space The unit used to express the aggregated area. Planned Pieces The aggregated piece unit quantity of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Planned or Actual status. Ship-from Type The type of location or organization from which the goods listed on the shipment lines of the current shipment are loaded and shipped. This value is taken from the freight order on which the shipment is based. Ship-from Code The code of the ship-from location or organization. The ship-from code and the ship-from type are taken from the freight order on which the shipment is based. Ship-from Address The address code of the ship-from location or organization. Default values are taken from the Code. The ship-from address is taken from the freight order on which the shipment is based. Ship-from Company The company for which the ship-from location or organization is defined. Ship-to Type The type of location or organization for which the goods listed on the shipment lines of the current shipment are destined. This is the location or organization where the goods are unloaded. This value is taken from the freight order on which the shipment is based. Ship-to Code The code of the ship-to location or organization. The ship-to code and the ship-to type are taken from the freight order on which the shipment is based. Ship-to Address The address code of the ship-to location or organization. Default values are taken from the Code. The ship-to address is taken from the freight order on which the shipment is based. Ship-to Company The company for which the ship-to location or organization is defined. Load Address The address at which the shipment is loaded. The load address can differ from the ship-from address if the goods are unloaded and reloaded on the way, for example, from a truck into an airplane. The goods are transported to the airport in shipment one of load A, and at the airport they are loaded in shipment one of load B to be flown to their final destination. The airport address is the load address of shipment 1 of load B. In such cases, the load address is one of the addresses of a route plan. Unload Address The address at which the shipment is unloaded. The unload address can differ from the ship-to address if the goods are unloaded on the way to be reloaded into a different means of transport, for example, from a truck into an airplane. The goods are transported to the airport in shipment one of load A, and at the airport they are unloaded to be flown to their final destination. The airport address is the unload address of shipment one of load A, whereas the ship-to address is the final destination. In such cases, the unload address is one of the addresses of a route plan. Delivery Point The location where the shipment must be delivered by the carrier. For more information, refer to Shipment Building within Freight. Note
Planned Load Date The date and time loading is to take place at the ship-from location. Actual Load Date The confirmed date on which loading took place at the ship-from address. This field is filled when Warehousing confirms the outbound shipment. Planned Unload Date The planned date and time that unloading is to take place at the ship-to location. Actual Unload Date The confirmed date on which unloading took place at the ship-to address. This field is filled when Warehousing has confirmed the receipt of the shipment, or this field is filled with the date entered in the Confirm Delivery / Receipt (fmlbd3252m000) session. Planned Weight The aggregated weight of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Planned or Actual status. Planned Volume The aggregated volume of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Planned or Actual status. Shipped Weight The aggregated weight of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Shipped status. Shipped Volume The aggregated volume of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Shipped status. Shipped Floor Space The aggregated surface area of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Shipped status. Shipped Pieces The aggregated piece unit quantity of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Shipped status. Delivered Weight The aggregated weight of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Completed status. Delivered Volume The aggregated volume of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Completed status. Delivered Floor Space The aggregated surface area of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Completed status. Delivered Pieces The aggregated piece unit quantity of the shipment lines of the current shipment that have the Completed status. Piece Unit The piece unit for the shipment. Planned Load Date The arrival/load date at the loading address of the shipment. Planned Departure Date Loading The arrival date at the loading address added with the visiting time of the load address. Planned Waiting Time for Loading The waiting time is the carrier must wait until loading or unloading can take place. The planned waiting time is taken from the waiting time defined in the Addresses - Freight Management (fmfmd0110m000) session for the shipment addresses, or from the waiting time defined in the Freight Order Control Parameters (fmfoc0100m000) session. Planned Time for Loading The loading time is the time it takes to load the goods. The loading time is taken from the loading time defined in the Addresses - Freight Management (fmfmd0110m000) session for the shipment addresses, or from the loading time defined in the Freight Order Control Parameters (fmfoc0100m000)) session. Planned Visiting Time Loading The visiting time is the waiting time added with the loading time. Actual Load Date The arrival/load date at the loading address of the shipment. The user fills in the actual Actual Load Date. Actual Departure Date Loading The arrival date at the loading address added with the visiting time of the load address. The user fills in the actual Actual Departure Date Loading. Actual Waiting Time for Loading The waiting time is the carrier must wait until loading or unloading can take place. The user fills in the actual Actual Waiting Time for Loading. Actual Time for Loading The loading time is the time it takes to load the goods. The user fills in the actual Actual Time for Loading. Actual Visiting Time Loading The visiting time is the waiting time added with the loading time. The user fills in the actual Actual Visiting Time Loading Planned Unload Date The arrival date at the unloading address. Planned Unload Date The arrival date at the unloading address added with the visiting time of the unload address. Planned Waiting Time for Unloading The waiting time for unloading is the time the carrier must wait until unloading can take place. The unloading waiting time is taken from the waiting time for unloading defined in the Addresses - Freight Management (fmfmd0110m000) session for the shipment addresses, or from the waiting time for unloading defined in the Freight Order Control Parameters (fmfoc0100m000)) session. Planned Time for Unloading The unloading time is the time required for unloading. The unloading time is taken from the unloading time defined in the Addresses - Freight Management (fmfmd0110m000) session for the shipment addresses, or from the unloading time defined in the Freight Order Control Parameters (fmfoc0100m000) session. Planned Visiting Time Unloading The visiting time is the waiting time added with the unloading time. Actual Unload Date The arrival date at the unloading address. The user fills in the actual Actual Unload Date. Actual Unload Date The arrival date at the unloading address added with the visiting time of the unload address. The user fills in the actual Actual Unload Date. Actual Waiting Time for Unloading The waiting time for unloading is the time the carrier must wait until unloading can take place. The user fills in the actual Actual Waiting Time for Unloading. Actual Time for Unloading The unloading time is the time required for unloading. The user fills in the actual Actual Time for Unloading. Actual Visiting Time Unloading The visiting time is the waiting time added with the unloading time. The user fills in the actual Actual Visiting Time Unloading. Planned Freight Value The value of the goods that are planned to be transported. This is the total freight value of all shipment lines of the current shipment. The freight value of a shipment line is filled from the originating order or the freight order on which the shipment line is based. Shipped Freight Value The value of the goods that are shipped. This is the total freight value of all shipment lines of the current shipment. The freight value of a shipment line is filled from the originating order or the freight order on which the shipment line is based. Estimated Freight Cost The estimated freight costs are derived from the carrier agreements maintained in the LN Pricing module, or they can be entered manually. If entered manually, the difference between the manually entered freight costs and the calculated freight costs are displayed in the Manually Added Cost field of the Freight Costs Inquiry (fmfrc0540m000) session. The estimated freight costs are expressed by the currency defined for the buy-from business partner of the carrier selected for the shipment. Recalculate for Invoice Amount If this check box is selected, the freight cost amount must be recalculated manually due to partial deliveries or over-deliveries. Actual Freight Cost The estimated freight costs set to Actual Cost Final for a load or a freight order cluster by the user, or the actual amount invoiced by a carrier to the shipping office to carry out the transportation of particular goods. Actual Cost Final This check box is selected automatically when the invoice from the Carrier Tracking Number is matched and approved in Financials for all the lines of the current Shipment. The Actual Freight Cost field is updated with the definite freight cost amount that must be paid to the Carrier Tracking Number. If invoicing is not based on a carrier invoice, this check box is selected when the estimated costs for the load to which the freight order line belongs is made actual and final. Number of Shipment Lines The total number of shipment lines of the shipment. Number of Shipment Lines The total number of cost lines of the shipment. Shipment Text Additional information about the shipment. To enter text, click on this field to activate the cursor and start typing. Invoice Transaction Type The financial invoice transaction type is updated by the LN Accounts Payable module. Invoice Status The freight invoice status is updated by the Accounts Payable module of LN Financials or by LN Invoicing Invoice Status. Invoice Document The invoice document number is updated by the LN Accounts Payable module. Invoice Date The entry date of the freight cost invoice that is sent to the business partner. Tax Country The country whose taxation regulations apply to the current invoice. Tax Code The tax code of the shipment. Note For the specified tax code, if the Aggregate Tax check box is selected in the Tax Codes by Country (tcmcs0136s000) session, the Tax Breakdown Structure button is enabled. Exempt If this check box is selected, the invoice is exempted from tax. BP Tax Country The country whose taxation regulations apply to the business partner that receives the current internal invoice. BP Tax Number The business partner's tax ID. Tax Exemption Reason The reason code for being exempt from taxation for the external invoice. Tax Exemption Certificate Number A certificate certifying the state of being exempt from tax. Some enterprises are exempt from taxes within the jurisdiction of certain tax authorities. This applies to external invoices. Motive of Transport motive of transport This field is available if the delivery note functionality is used for the current freight planning company. Delivery Code delivery code This field is available if the delivery note functionality is used for the current freight planning company.
Recalculate Shipment Dates Recalculates the shipment dates. When you manually change the shipment sequence, you can recalculate the shipment dates because the shipment dates change depending on the shipment sequence entered. LN recalculates the dates and times on the load and the shipments when the reorganized load is saved. LN takes into account all applicable calendars, time windows, standard route times, etc during the recalculation process. Generate Shipping Sequence Generates the shipping sequence for a load based on the planned unload dates of the shipments. Move Down Moves the shipment down in the sequence list. Move Up Moves the shipment up in the sequence list. Retrieve Status Use this command to retrieve the status of the freight invoice from the Accounts Payable module of Financials. Approved Invoices Use this command to obtain an overview of the invoices generated in the Accounts Payable module of Financials for the current shipment. Print Shipments Starts the Print Shipments (fmlbd3400m000) session. By default, LN starts this session to print the report. Tax Breakdown Structure Starts the Tax Breakdown Structure (tctax0140m100) session that displays the tax structure defined for the selected tax code. Note: For a specific tax code, this button is enabled only if the Aggregate Tax check box is selected in the Tax Codes by Country (tcmcs0136s000) session.
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