|   | Cross-docking processStep 1. Creation of a cross-dock orderCross-dock orders can be created manually, in batch, or
			 generated automatically by LN: A newly created cross-dock order receives the status Open.  Step 2. Creation of cross-dock order linesCross-dock order lines can be created manually, in batch,
			 or generated automatically LN:  Step 3. Approving cross-dock order linesCross-dock order lines must be approved before inbound
			 advice takes place; no cross-docking will be carried out for unapproved
			 cross-dock order lines. You can approve cross-dock order lines manually, in a
			 batch process, or automatically: When a cross-dock order line is created and approved, the
			 associated cross-dock order receives the status Planned.  Step 4. Processing cross-dock order linesReceiving goods On the warehousing receiving side, users can initiate
				cross-docking by generating cross-dock order lines during confirmation of
				receipt lines, based on the Generate Cross-dock Order Lines when Confirming Receipt setting in the Item Data by Warehouse (whwmd2110s000) session. Before confirm receipt takes place, however,
				users can overrule this setting by either selecting or clearing the Cross-docking check box in the Warehouse Receipt (whinh3512m000) session. Inbound advice During generation of inbound advice, LN checks whether the
				receipt line must be cross-docked. If this is the case, the goods are advised
				for a staging location. If the Cross-dock Unit is less than the
				received quantity, only part of the receipt line is advised for a staging
				location, while the remainder is advised for a bulk or pick location. If, based
				on the Inspection field of the receipt line, inspection is
				required, the goods are first advised for the inspection location. If inbound
				advice is created for the receipt line and no inspections are required, the
				cross-dock order line status will be set to Advised. If inspections must be carried out first, the Advised status will be assigned when goods are advised
				after inspections. If an inbound advice is generated for an inbound order line
				that is linked to more than one cross-dock order, the goods are first advised
				for the cross-dock order with the highest priority. Inspections (inbound) During inspection goods can be approved, destroyed, or
				rejected. Approving goods When goods are approved they are ready to be advised. Destroying and/or rejecting goods If goods are destroyed or rejected, and the remaining
				quantity is not enough for cross-docking, the Cross-dock Unit of the corresponding
				cross-dock order line is decreased. As a result, the cross-dock order requires
				some additional cross-dock order lines to compensate for this. If there are
				multiple cross-dock order lines for an inbound order line, the Cross-dock Unit of the cross-dock
				order line corresponding to the cross-dock order with the lowest priority will
				be decreased first. If the Cross-dock Unit of a cross-dock order
				line is completely destroyed and/or rejected, the cross-dock order line is
				canceled or closed. If the Cross-docked Quantity is greater than zero, it will
				be closed, otherwise canceled. Approvals (outbound inspections) When a cross-dock order corresponds to an outbound order
				line for which approvals/outbound inspections are defined in the outbound
				procedure, these inspections are carried out during the inbound inspections of
				the corresponding inbound order lines/cross-dock order lines. This means that
				for an inbound order line with corresponding cross-dock orders lines, inbound
				inspections will take place if inbound and/or outbound inspections are
				required. Put Away/Confirm Storage List The goods are put on the advised location. If this is a
				staging location, the goods were cross-docked. The Cross-docked Quantity of the cross-dock order line
				will be increased. The outbound advice procedure is completely skipped when
				cross-docking. Shipment After the goods are put away, shipment and shipment lines
				are created. From here, the goods can be shipped. The cross-dock order receives
				the status Closed when the outbound order line receives the status Shipped. If nothing was cross-docked, the cross-dock order
				will receive the status Canceled. 
  Cross-docking settings - The settings in the Inventory Handling Parameters (whinh0100m000) session are used as defaults for the
		  corresponding settings in the Warehouses (whwmd2500m000) session.
 - In turn, the settings in the Warehouses (whwmd2500m000) session are used as defaults for the corresponding
		  settings in the Item Data by Warehouse (whwmd2110s000) session.
 - Because LN only considers warehouse-item-specific settings, users can easily
		  overrule general settings as required.
 
 Important! To use dynamic cross-docking at warehouse-item level ( Item Data by Warehouse (whwmd2110s000) session, Dynamic Cross-docking check box), you must first
		  select the corresponding check boxes in the Inventory Handling Parameters (whinh0100m000) and Warehouses (whwmd2500m000) sessions.    |   |