Status codes
This function is used to define all the status codes that might be send with the return message: message from the transport service provider and to Warehousing concerning the state of the goods to be delivered.
They are defined for all carriers, describe the simple situations of an entity and give a clear indication in the transport network.
The coding of the status is defined upon each interchange agreement with the carrier.
Prerequisite
Refer to documentation Implementation
Screen management
The screen is comprised of a simple scrolling grid.
Entry screen
Presentation
Definition of a status by a unique code unique and two descriptions (long and sgort).
The status codes are defined upon interchange agreement with the carrier
Examples of status codes:
Status code Title
122 REMOVED
53 NOT REMOVED
48 LOADED
29 UNLOADED
113 DELIVERIES UNDER PROGRESS
The phase code stipulates the order in the message reception: it makes it possible for the system, upon intergation of the "return" messages, to control that the the phase code is superior to the phase code of the already received messages for the processed entity.
The coding is free, but must be coherent.
Example of coherent coding:
Status phase
1 Not loaded
2 Loaded
3 Deliveries under progress
4 Delivered
Example of incoherent coding:
Status phase
1 Loaded
2 Not loaded
3 Delivered
4 Deliveries under progress
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| It describes the situation of the entity (removed, delivery under progress, etc.) Statuses are defined for all the carriers and their codification is defined upon each interchange agreement with the carrier. |
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| The phase code stipulates the order in the message reception. It enables the system to ensure that, upon return message integration, the phase code is higher thant the phase code of those messages already received for the processed entity. |
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