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<menu path> <link to F1 content>Order Packing & Check Out / Check Out Options / MSN Grocery Pack / MSN Grocery Pack [CHK100]

LTL orders typically go a slightly different way through the warehouse than Small Parcel orders and all the information will be sent together at the end of the process.

Rather than using conveyor lines, it involves pallet loads of products that are picked and brought to a checkout area of the floor. The checkout area processes the cartons with any labeling requirements, loads them into a pallet, and moves the pallet to the shipping area.

On an LTL Order, you only integrate with the TMS at the end of the process.

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  • On the Main Menu browse to Order Packing & Check Out / Check Out Options / MSN Grocery Pack / MSN Grocery Pack

  • The MSN Grocery Pack screen will display.

  • Notice, that this time the TMS Shipment Type will be LTL.

image-20240325-134433.pngImage ModifiedFigure 36 - Additional TMS fields visible on the MSN Grocery Pack screen
  • Locate the MSN Shipment number by entering it into the MSN/Pick Slip field.

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Note: If you enter the Pick Slip TrackID ensure to insert it in the correct format. A Pick Slip TrackID has the same number as the pick slip plus the warehouse code.

  • Again, if two different Ship Via methods (for example, BWP and BW_FEDEX_3DS) were used for the grouped LTL orders a pop-up will appear stating that one of the Services has failed.

  • Change the Service/Group under the New Service/Group column by selecting a different Service/Group from the drop-down.

  • Select the Open Shipping Track ID button.

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Note: When doing a checkout for LTL orders you must create a Shipping TrackID as well as it is typically large shipments. If a Shipping TrackID isn’t created, you will get an error when Dispatching.

  • It will immediately create a Shipping pallet with a Shipping Track ID number.

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Note: All Shipping TrackIDs are prefixed with an ‘S’.

image-20240325-134445.pngImage ModifiedFigure 37 - Shipping TrackID
  • As this is an LTL order you will know how many boxes there are on a pallet, as well as how many units are in each box. Therefore, you can just print the required number of labels depending on the number of boxes on the pallet.

  • Enter the Qty Packed field in the data grid.

image-20240325-134453.pngImage ModifiedFigure 38 - Enter the Qty Packed in the data grid.
  • Select the Complete Carton button at the bottom-right corner of the screen.

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    Figure 39 - Select Complete Carton button

    • The Weight Complete Box pop-up screen will appear where the Scale Mass can be entered.

    • Select Post after the Mass has been entered.

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      Figure 40 - Enter Scale Mass

      • You can continue to add Cartons on the Shipping TrackID until the Qty to Pack is zero or create more Shipping TrackIDs to add more Cartons.

      • Once completed a pop-up will appear stating the MSN Grocery Check Out Complete

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        Figure 41 - MSN Grocery Check Out is complete.

        • A pop-up window might appear where you can see how many full boxes the software calculates you must pack. This is based on a calculation of dividing your Qty Picked by the Pan Size value for each item.

        • Selecting the Print link on the Pack Size Boxing data grid will print the first range of labels. The number of labels that will print, depends on the total number of boxes.

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        Note: Through this process it will create boxes, but because we want to Ship an entire pallet, you must first create a pallet containing all the boxes and therefore, create a Shipping TrackID to put all the boxes on one pallet.

        • To summarize, for an LTL you must first enter your MSN number, create cartons, and lastly create a Shipping TrackID. No TMS integration will happen up until this point.

        • Once all cartons are added to a Shipping TrackID, you can Dispatch or Invoice

        image-20240325-134531.pngImage ModifiedFigure 42 - Do a Dispatch or Invoice
        • From here you have the option to do a Dispatch or Invoice. If you select Dispatch, you will create a Shipment on an MSN level, or you can close this screen and create a Waybill.

        • If you select Invoice, you will do an MSN level shipment and you can send that through to the TMS system. This however will be a single MSN at a time.

        • Select Dispatch.

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        Note: In some instances, a warehouse wants to force users to not do a Dispatch or Invoice from here, but rather create a Waybill. In that case there is a Warehouse Setting that can be disabled the Invoice Dialog pop-up. On the Ribbon Bar, browse to Settings / Warehouse Settings. Select the applicable Warehouse and locate the MSN_GROCERY_PACK System Name. Change the SettingValue for the DISPLAY_INVOICE/DISPATCH_PROMPT SettingName to N(o).

        • The Shipment Processing screen will appear. 

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        Figure 43 - If you select Dispatch this pop-up screen will show.

        Select Shipment Creation to create the Shipment.

        • The Rate Ship Selection screen will appear.

        image-20240325-134603.pngImage ModifiedFigure 44 - Rate Shop Selection screen
        • A plugin Rates Shop the shipment again (this is a different plugin then the Initial Rate Shop plugin used during the initial validation process) on the actually order that has been picked and again return Rate Shop Options visible on this screen.

        TMS

        TMS Rate Shop

        ITMSRateShop

        ·    Dispatch/Invoice process

        Dispatch/Invoice

        Figure 45 - ITMSRateShop plugin

        • Select a Ship Date and Time when the order must be shipped. The Ship Date is a mandatory field.

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        Note: The Ship Date will always default to TODAY’S DATE, but if it is late in the date, Operators can process the order, but set the date to the next day to be shipped.

        image-20240325-134615.pngImage ModifiedFigure 46 - Select a date and time when the order must be shipped.
        • Enter the Pro Number. This is the Tracking Number for the shipment provided by the Receiver. (Typically, for Small Parcels, each individual box will get Tracking Number, and on LTL orders the entire shipment will get a Tracking Number). The Pro Number field is a mandatory field.

        • Select the required Carrier from the list of Carriers returned via the plugin in the Rate Shop Options list. Click on the Select link in the data grid.

        image-20240325-134623.pngImage ModifiedFigure 47 - Select required Carrier.
        • The Shipment Service/Carrier field will update with the selected option.

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        Note: The initial Shipment Service/Carrier displayed in the field is the initial Carrier / Service selected during the Initial Rate Shop process)

        • Select the Confirm button.

        • Next, the shipment will be processed with various steps to be confirmed.

        image-20240325-134630.pngImage ModifiedFigure 48 - Shipment Processing
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        Note: This process might take a while as various steps are confirmed.

        • Once all the processes are completed (with green trick marks) you can close the screen.

        • A pop-up will appear asking whether the Shipment POD must be printed. Select Yes.

        • Typically, Operators will close the Invoice Dialog screen and create a Waybill. This way they can send many MSNs through to the TMS system, and not just one.