Transport note

• Site (field FCY)

Enter the site code.

• Type (field TNHTYP)

The transportation note type is used to determine the features of the document we are about to create. These feature are mainly besides the sequence number counter (temporary and definitive) at use, as well the record type and SAFT document type when aplicable.

• Transport note (field TNHNUM)

Internal unique sequence number of the transportation note.

• Partner (field BPRNUM)

Enter the business partner (BP) code.

The business partner can be a Customer or a Supplier.

• Address (field BPAADD)

• Customer/Supplier (field BPCBPS)

This field identifies the Partner as a Customer or Supplier for Transportation notes.

• Date (field TRNDAT)

This field displays the creation date of the movement.

• Product (field ITMREF)

This field indicates the product reference code. It is generated by a sequence number counter (set up in function Sequence number counters) in the case when the product category has a sequence number counter code.

The reference cannot be modified. It is automaticaly assigned and displayed at product creation end.

• Description (field ITMDES)

• Unit (field UOM)

On analytical inquiry, this field determines the non-financial unit linked to the displayed account.
The non-financial unit is determined when setting up an account associated with a given value.
This unit is called upon entry.

• Delivered qty. (field QTY)

It is the allocated quantity expressed in UOM unit.

• Validated (field CFMFLG)

• Registration (field LICPLATE)

License plate of the vehicle carrying goods.

• Trailer license plate (field TRLLICPLAT)

Enter the trailer license plate.

• Departure date (field DPEDAT)

• Departure time (field ETD)

Delivery departure time.

• Arrival date (field ARVDAT)

Displays the arrival date for this delivery or return.

• Arrival time (field ETA)

Delivery arrival time.

• Global document (field GLBDOC)

A global document refers to a shipment where the final delivery details (customer sites and quantities) are not known at departure time.

Example: A company sells baked goods and delivers them to several customers' sites. The truck leaves with 1,000 units of baked goods, but it is not know how many will be delivered to each customer site. When all the deliveries are complete, the detail / normal shipping note is created and linked to the global document.

If the current record ponds to the example above, you must select the Global document check box for the record to be associated with the final transport and to disable the fields relating to the global transportation.

Otherwise, do not select Global document to link the record to a global document.

• Entry type (field GLBDOCTYP)

If the current record is linked to a global document, you need to enter the global document type (origin) and the global document number to associate these two documents and to export this association properly in SAF-T.

• Global document no. (field GLBDOCNUM)

• Global document date (field GLBDOCDAT)

This field displays the date for Global document.

• Manual document (field MANDOC)

If the web service is down, the transportation note must be communicated using a paper document including the paper document number and the internal system number. This communication must be done directly in the AT portal.

This field must contain a slash character (/) separating the sequential number specific to the series (on the left) and the sequential number itself (on the right). This is needed for all transportation notes for manual documents.

• AT code (field ATDTCOD)

This field displays the AT code for the Transportation note returned by the tax authority.