ZonesFreight rates are based on distances and zones, and a few other optional elements, such as weight, service level, or carrier. The distances are defined by the distances entered in the Freight Rate Books (tdpcg0150m000) session of Pricing and by the zones defined in Freight. Zones A zone includes these elements:
How to define zones
Caution! The Zones by ZIP (fmfrc1120m000) session and the Zones by City (fmfrc1130m000) session enable you to enter an unlimited number of ZIP code or city ranges for a single zone. Very large zones can be difficult to maintain. The use of zones Zones by ZIP, by City, and by Distance are used to define freight rates. In the Freight Rate Books (tdpcg0150m000) session, the code of a zone is linked to a freight amount. As a result, all goods transports that take place in regions that are within the zip code ranges, the city ranges, or the distance defined for the zone, have the same basic rate. The other factors that make up the freight rate, such as basic weight or carrier must also apply. Note You cannot select zone codes of the Distance type in the Freight Rate Books (tdpcg0150m000) session. To define a freight rate by Distance in the Freight Rate Books (tdpcg0150m000) session, you must manually enter a distance and the pertaining freight amount. LN links the manually specified distance to the corresponding zone by Distance defined in Common.
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