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Delivery "at the date" or "until the date"

Former Member
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People,

Is there anyway that I can assign a condition of delivery like "at date" and "until date"? I mean, on the "at the date" condition, the delivery could de made no sooner than the given date, and the "until the date", the goods could be delivered as soon as they were ready to dispatch.

Best Regards.

Adriano Cardoso

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hongyan_shao
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Hi Adriano,

Actually the current design could fulfil your requirement already.

In SD order, for the "at date" scenario, you enter a date which is one week later, which means the delivery couldn't be made earlier than one week later. The SD order will use this date to do the first backward scheduling, to check whether the date you entered could be fulfilled, if yes, then the delivery will be made on one week later, which is the date you enter. If no, then forward scheduling is performed, then a new date which must be later than one week later will be determined.

In SD order, for the "until the date" scenario, you may enter today as the required delivery date. And normaly delivery will not be able to be fulfiled on today, the forward scheduling will be peformed, and a date later than today, but is a as soon as date will be determined.

When the date is determined, you may perform a check in user exit to check whether this date is acceptable.

For example, if the determined date is one month later, but your "until the date" is only two weeks. Then you may issue a message to warn the end user, and move the confirmed quantity or any other action for example.

Hongyan

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