Efficient Automated Packing Slip Numbering System

Automatic numbering – Packing slip
DEFINITIONS (1/3)
 
Sales orders: the Packing slip number 
(bstlyn__.lbn__ref)
is a unique ID of 6 positions and is applied for
sales orders with a transport requirement
stock orders
RMA
sales orders without a transport requirement
 
Transport requirements: the Transport ID 
(trnlyn__.trnb_ref)
is applied for
Sales orders with a transport requirement
Outside services: Outgoing transport towards the supplier (Go)
Outside services: Incoming transport returning from the supplier (Receive)
Other transports
 
is a unique number
<transport type><packing slip><redo counter> 
for sales orders
<transport type><transport req. id><redo counter> 
for the other 3
DEFINITIONS (2/3)
autdef__
: Definition of the automatic number
autnbr__
: Table containing the next to use number per group
DEFINITIONS (3/3)
 
V7.13 R0:
 
development for a sequential packing slip number depending on
  
VAT regime for Indonesia
V7.15 R0:
 
development for a continuous shipping document number for
  
different kinds of transport for Italy
More info
http://www.cerm.be/hd/onlinehelp/Modules/Parameters/Accounting_parameters/Country_specific_settings.htm
Country specific settings concerning packing ID
 
 
PARAMETER
This sets a unique running counter packing slip ID, with an identical basis for all
sales orders, stock orders and RMA
General = 
DEFAULT
 
This will result in:
Packing ID sales order: 
 
001521
Packing ID Stock order: 
 
001522
Packing ID RMA: 
 
001523
Kind of sales orders: 
unique ID per kind of sales order
 
This will result in:
Packing ID sales order: 
 
001000
Packing ID Stock order: 
 
002000
Packing ID RMA: 
 
009000
 
This will result in:
Packing ID sales order: 
 
000001
Packing ID Stock order: 
 
S00001
Packing ID RMA: 
 
R00001
Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site.
Example: add a prefix S if it concerns a stock order and R if it concerns an RMA: <#trn__srt list="'0'=S|'R'=R">
Kind of sales orders/site: 
unique ID per kind of sales order per site
 
This will result in:
Packing ID sales order site 1: 
 
000033
Packing ID Stock order site 2:
 
123456
Packing ID RMA site 1: 
  
000001
Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site. 
Example: add a prefix 1 if it concerns site 1 and 2 it concerns site 2: <#dossier_ list="'01'=1|'02'=2">
 
This will result in:
Packing ID sales order site 1: 
 
101000
Packing ID sales order site 2:
 
201000
Packing ID RMA site 1: 
  
109000
Kind of sales orders / journal: 
unique ID per kind of sales order per journal
 
This will result in:
Packing ID sales order Journal 2: 
 
000100
Packing ID RMA journal standard:
 
009000
Packing ID stock order journal 2:
 
000200
Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site and/or per journal
Kind of sales orders / VAT regime (1/2)
 
Unique ID for Sales orders
Unique ID for Stock orders
Unique ID for RMA
Without adding prefix to the VAT regimes,
same result as ‘Kind of sales order’
Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site.
Kind of sales orders / VAT regime (2/2)
 
In this example we created 3 groups:
BTW-plichtig, Niet belastingsplichtig en vrijstelling as
1 group without prefix
Export EU goederen, Export niet EEG en Export EU
diensten as another group with prefix E
Medecontractant as a third group with prefix M
This results in:
unique ID per kind of sales order per VAT regime group
In this example:
Sales order+VAT regime=BTW-plichtig => 000001
Stockorder+VAT regime=Export EU diensten => E00001
Sales order+VAT regime=Medecontractant => M00001
Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site.
Types of transport mode (1/2)
 
Unique ID all types of transport
Without adding prefix to the
transport modes, same result
as ‘General’
Optionally you can define 
a prefix per site.
Types of transport mode (2/2)
 
In this example we created 5 groups:
Other transport, sales order with transport and
Outside Services -> Go as as 1 group without prefix
Outside services <- Return as another group with
prefix A
Sales order without transport a third group with
prefix B
Stockorder with prefix S
RMA with prefix R
This results in:
unique ID per group of transport modes
In this example:
RMA => R00001
Sales order with transport: 000001
Optionally you can define a prefix per site.
Types of transport mode / site (1/2)
 
Unique ID / site for all types of transport
Optionally you can define a prefix per site.
Types of transport mode / site (2/2)
 
In this example we created 5 groups:
Other transport, sales order with transport and
Outside Services -> Go as as 1 group without prefix
Outside services <- Return as another group with
prefix A
Sales order without transport a third group with
prefix B
Stockorder with prefix S
RMA with prefix R
This results in:
unique ID per group of transport modes per site
In this example:
RMA+Site1 => R00001
RMA+Site 2 => R09000
Optionally you can define a prefix per site.
Remarks
 
Changing these parameters on a “live” database, can cause trouble! Always
contact your consultant! Changes are logged with Processing ID 2543.
Deleting a sales order, outside service, ... will automatically reset the shipment
number.
Don't forget to set the composition of the pick slip ID (lvb__ref)
similar to the packing slip (lbn__ref)
Any changes made to the automatic numbering are logged with Processing ID
2569
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Streamline your sales orders and transport requirements with this comprehensive automatic packing slip numbering system. Define unique IDs for different types of orders and optimize tracking processes. Explore country-specific settings and parameters to tailor the system to your business needs. Increase efficiency and accuracy in managing packing slips and shipping documents.

  • Automation
  • Packing slips
  • Sales orders
  • Transport requirements
  • Business efficiency

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  1. Automatic numbering Packing slip

  2. DEFINITIONS (1/3) Sales orders: the Packing slip number (bstlyn__.lbn__ref) is a unique ID of 6 positions and is applied for sales orders with a transport requirement stock orders RMA sales orders without a transport requirement

  3. DEFINITIONS (2/3) Transport requirements: the Transport ID (trnlyn__.trnb_ref) is applied for Sales orders with a transport requirement Outside services: Outgoing transport towards the supplier (Go) Outside services: Incoming transport returning from the supplier (Receive) Other transports is a unique number <transport type><packing slip><redo counter> for sales orders <transport type><transport req. id><redo counter> for the other 3

  4. DEFINITIONS (3/3) autdef__: Definition of the automatic number tabname_ colname_ groupdef prfx_tag trnlyn__ trnb_ref transporttype <#type____ list="1=|2=|3=|4=A|5=B|6=S|7=R"> autnbr__: Table containing the next to use number per group tabname_ colname_ groupval next_nbr trnlyn__ trnb_ref 1 18250 trnlyn__ trnb_ref 6 815 trnlyn__ trnb_ref 7 320

  5. Country specific settings concerning packing ID V7.13 R0: development for a sequential packing slip number depending on VAT regime for Indonesia V7.15 R0: development for a continuous shipping document number for different kinds of transport for Italy More info http://www.cerm.be/hd/onlinehelp/Modules/Parameters/Accounting_parameters/Country_specific_settings.htm

  6. PARAMETER

  7. General = DEFAULT This sets a unique running counter packing slip ID, with an identical basis for all sales orders, stock orders and RMA This will result in: Packing ID sales order: 001521 Packing ID Stock order: 001522 Packing ID RMA: 001523

  8. Kind of sales orders: unique ID per kind of sales order This will result in: Packing ID sales order: 001000 Packing ID Stock order: 002000 Packing ID RMA: 009000 Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site. Example: add a prefix S if it concerns a stock order and R if it concerns an RMA: <#trn__srt list="'0'=S|'R'=R"> This will result in: Packing ID sales order: 000001 Packing ID Stock order: S00001 Packing ID RMA: R00001

  9. Kind of sales orders/site: unique ID per kind of sales order per site This will result in: Packing ID sales order site 1: 000033 Packing ID Stock order site 2: 123456 Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site. Example: add a prefix 1 if it concerns site 1 and 2 it concerns site 2: <#dossier_ list="'01'=1|'02'=2"> Packing ID RMA site 1: 000001 This will result in: Packing ID sales order site 1: 101000 Packing ID sales order site 2: 201000 Packing ID RMA site 1: 109000

  10. Kind of sales orders / journal: unique ID per kind of sales order per journal This will result in: Packing ID sales order Journal 2: 000100 Packing ID RMA journal standard: 009000 Packing ID stock order journal 2: 000200 Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site and/or per journal

  11. Kind of sales orders / VAT regime (1/2) Unique ID for Sales orders Unique ID for Stock orders Unique ID for RMA Without adding prefix to the VAT regimes, same result as Kind of sales order Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site.

  12. Kind of sales orders / VAT regime (2/2) In this example we created 3 groups: BTW-plichtig, Niet belastingsplichtig en vrijstelling as 1 group without prefix Export EU goederen, Export niet EEG en Export EU diensten as another group with prefix E Medecontractantas a third group with prefix M This results in: unique ID per kind of sales order per VAT regime group In this example: Sales order+VAT regime=BTW-plichtig=> 000001 Stockorder+VAT regime=Export EU diensten => E00001 Sales order+VAT regime=Medecontractant=> M00001 Optionally you can define a prefix per kind of sales order and/or per site.

  13. Types of transport mode (1/2) Unique ID all types of transport Without adding prefix to the transport modes, same result as General Optionally you can define a prefix per site.

  14. Types of transport mode (2/2) In this example we created 5 groups: Other transport, sales order with transport and Outside Services -> Go as as 1 group without prefix Outside services <- Return as another group with prefix A Sales order without transport a third group with prefix B Stockorder with prefix S RMA with prefix R This results in: unique ID per group of transport modes In this example: RMA => R00001 Sales order with transport: 000001 Optionally you can define a prefix per site.

  15. Types of transport mode / site (1/2) Unique ID / site for all types of transport Optionally you can define a prefix per site.

  16. Types of transport mode / site (2/2) In this example we created 5 groups: Other transport, sales order with transport and Outside Services -> Go as as 1 group without prefix Outside services <- Return as another group with prefix A Sales order without transport a third group with prefix B Stockorder with prefix S RMA with prefix R This results in: unique ID per group of transport modes per site In this example: RMA+Site1 => R00001 RMA+Site 2 => R09000 Optionally you can define a prefix per site.

  17. Remarks Changing these parameters on a live database, can cause trouble! Always contact your consultant! Changes are logged with Processing ID 2543. Deleting a sales order, outside service, ... will automatically reset the shipment number. Don't forget to set the composition of the pick slip ID (lvb__ref) similar to the packing slip (lbn__ref) Any changes made to the automatic numbering are logged with Processing ID 2569

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