on 2023 Apr 18 10:20 AM
Hi,
We want to understand the functionality of the Capacity Document in Freight Units(FU's) Worklist.
Our understanding as below.
Request you to please help us for better understanding.
1) Capacity Document -> Create One for Multiple Requirement Documents.
It can be used for Consolidating/Grouping multiple FU's into Single Freight Order i.e "N" FU's = 1FO
2) Capacity Document -> Create One for Consecutive Stages.
Not getting where we will use this functionality.
We tried to use this for the FU's with single stage, it is like similar to point 3), i,e 1FU = 1FO
We tried to use this for the FU's with multiple stages, system is creating 1Freight Booking for all the stages of FU, irrespective of different mode of transport.
3) Capacity Document -> Create One for Stage.
It can be used for multiple FU's to multiple Freight Order i.e 1FU = 1FO
Request clarification before answering.
Hi Azeez,
I assume the question which you have is only around option 2.
This feature was originally developed for transportation service providers.
Assume you as an LSP recieve a transporation request to go from A to B via 2 ports specified by your customer.
This will result in your ordered route being A -> Port1 -> Port2 -> B, and this will be reflected in the freight unit stages. However you might want to further subcontract the complete move to another logicists provided e.g. your ocean carrier. In this case you just assign all 3 freight unit stages to the same booking as you subcontract the whole move via a booking to the ocean carrier.
Regards,
Emanuel
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Hi Azeez,
Consider the note either Cockpit or Worklist. 2512236 - "Create Capacity Document" and "Create Multiple Capacity Documents" Differences in SAP Tra...
Regards
Rogerio
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