Hi all,
I’m trying to set up a scenario where I have 2 orders sharing the 1st leg of an Itinerary (TL from Source to decon pool B). Then, Order 1 goes directly from B to delivery location 1 on an LTL Shipment (total 2 Shipments: TL -> LTL) but Order 2 goes on an LTL to XDock C and from there to delivery location 2 on another LTL (total 3 Shipments: TL -> LTL -> LTL). I have attached a picture that may help you better understand the scenario.
I have a 2-leg Itinerary where:
Does the Itinerary have to be multi-stop for that XDock to be used (which would not be possible since it’s a multi-leg Itinerary)?
Looking at this post it seems another solution would be to have 2 Itineraries (1 x 2-leg, 1 x 3-leg) and use Order Movements to merge the Shipments on the 1st leg. However, I haven’t looked into that yet and I’d prefer to avoid using Order Movements, if possible.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Eric
I’m trying to set up a scenario where I have 2 orders sharing the 1st leg of an Itinerary (TL from Source to decon pool B). Then, Order 1 goes directly from B to delivery location 1 on an LTL Shipment (total 2 Shipments: TL -> LTL) but Order 2 goes on an LTL to XDock C and from there to delivery location 2 on another LTL (total 3 Shipments: TL -> LTL -> LTL). I have attached a picture that may help you better understand the scenario.
- Source to B is done by ServProv 1
- B to location 1 and B to XDock C are done by ServProv 2
- XDock C to location 2 is done by ServProv 3
I have a 2-leg Itinerary where:
- Leg 1 has decon pool B as its destination with a role of DECONSOLIDATION_POOL
- Leg 2 has XDock C defined as the Cross Dock Location and no destination location
Does the Itinerary have to be multi-stop for that XDock to be used (which would not be possible since it’s a multi-leg Itinerary)?
Looking at this post it seems another solution would be to have 2 Itineraries (1 x 2-leg, 1 x 3-leg) and use Order Movements to merge the Shipments on the 1st leg. However, I haven’t looked into that yet and I’d prefer to avoid using Order Movements, if possible.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Eric
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