Manifest Report Handling
The highlighted part in the document you've provided refers
to the "Manifest Report Handling" setting in a shipping or freight
integration system, presumably in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central with
the Dynamic Ship module or a similar application.
Here’s what it means:
- Manifest Report Handling: This setting determines who is
responsible for generating the manifest report. A manifest report is typically
a comprehensive list of all parcels or shipments that will be sent out
together. This document is used by shipping providers for verification and
processing.
- System or Carrier: These are the two options you can
choose for the manifest report handling. If you set it to "System,"
it means that the Business Central system is responsible for generating the
manifest report. If it's set to "Carrier," the responsibility shifts
to the freight integration provider.
- Impact of the Setting:
- If set to
"System," no communication is made to the carrier when the report is
run; instead, the Business Central system internally manages the manifest.
- If set to
"Carrier," the freight integration provider, such as EasyPost or
another supported integration, must have the capability to generate the
manifest. If the provider cannot generate the manifest and the setting is on
"Carrier," an error will occur, and no manifest report will be
produced.
- Recommendation: The document advises that this default
configuration should only be changed if you fully understand the consequences.
Improper configuration could lead to a failure in generating necessary shipping
documentation, which could disrupt the shipping process.
In essence, this setting controls where the manifest is
generated and who is responsible for it. Care must be taken when changing this
setting to ensure that the shipping process remains smooth and that all
necessary documentation is correctly produced.
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