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Size: 2.23 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:7/1/2021
New functionality for the Advanced Transportation Management System is always welcome, especially when users have been looking for the enhancement for literally years. But as Maria describes in detail, the enhancement for batch load confirmation is not quite what it needs to be yet as there is a flaw in the design. There is a possible workaround, but in this author's opinion, it isn't a realistic option. The good news is that there is a Bug ID associated with the enhancement and when it's released, hopefully soon, this new functionality will be very useful in order to expedite load confirmation.  
Size: 1.01 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:7/7/2020
Inbound goods in transit refers to products, components, and other types of inventory which have left the shipping dock of a supplier but have yet to reach the site ordering the goods. This article is for companies looking to gain better visibility of goods in transit, not only inbound goods from external suppliers but also from internal suppliers, including factory deliveries to distribution centers, plant-to-plant replenishment of components, etc.  
Size: 1.57 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:4/1/2020
In this article, author Suzanne Lim shares a workaround to automatically generate Purchase Orders from Sales Orders when Direct Ship is not an option and Transportation Management is not available. She uses standard JDE features and functions with a custom program to link everything together.  
Size: 1.34 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:4/1/2020
This article series has covered many concepts involved with Advanced Transportation Management (TMS) and the many Gotchas that can occur while using this module. In this final article in the series, Maria will discuss Calendars--the types of calendars that are available and when to use them, system dynamics when multiple calendars are in use, and how to upload calendar data. This is an excellent wrap-up to a very enlightening series!  
Size: 900 KB, Version:1, Publication Date:1/7/2020
In this article, the fifth in a series, Maria will discuss the Advanced Transportation Management module's preferences. She will guide you through when to use preferences, the difference between base and advanced preferences, and the recommended way to decide which level to use. Read on to learn more about how to make this powerful functionality work for you.  
Size: 2.02 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:10/2/2019
In this fourth article covering Transportation Configuration Gotchas, Maria unlocks the mysteries of routing and rate errors and provides a list of common configuration issues which can cause rating problems. Keep this article handy during testing, as it will be an invaluable resource.  
Size: 1.67 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:7/9/2019
If you are using the Advanced Transportation Management (TMS) module in JD Edwards, you must have both the Carrier Master and the Storage & Shipping tab on the Item Master set up correctly, yet these are often overlooked. This article provides an excellent reminder of the key fields in both these tables, and what will go wrong if you haven't set the fields correctly.  
Size: 1.08 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:4/2/2019
Any time we implement a new module, it is so important to synchronize the business process to the system process and Shipment Creation in JDE is no different. Read further to learn what will happen when business and system process collide in this module and what you can do to prevent this chaos.  
Size: 4.53 MB, Version:1, Publication Date:1/8/2019
Shipment Consolidation has many layers and variables that can be challenging when not well understood. In this article Maria clearly outlines when the order lines will be consolidated, or not, or when a shipment will be cancelled and re-created instead. If you have activated the Advanced Transportation Management (TMS) module in JDE, you will want to have this article on hand for your team to help with the development of your process, training, and troubleshooting.  
Size: 63 KB, Version:1, Publication Date:2/28/2011
Short, sweet, and handy; that's how you'll describe this quick reference card on Transportation Management by Tyler Simonton. Tyler provides the rules of the road, tables of key programs and useful tables to know, plus a flow chart to help you understand how it all comes together.  
Size: 817 KB, Version:1, Publication Date:6/29/2010
"Free shipping on orders over $100 through August 15th". For customers, it's an incentive. For those tasked with making sure that freight charges are calculated correctly on the invoice, these promotions can pose a challenge. And that's just one example of where freight charges can be anything but straightforward. If you have a variety of freight charge exceptions you need to manage, the Billable Freight functionality found in the JDE Transportation module can be your new best friend. In this article, Tyler Simonton steps us through setting up and applying billable freight.  
Size: 397 KB, Version:1, Publication Date:7/20/2009
Everybody is looking to cut costs these days and one of the best ways to save is to efficiently manage your freight costs. JD Edwards Transportation module offers a great solution to accomplish this task, but it's only as good as the data you put into it. In this article, Tyler Simonton presents some rules of the road to help you use this functionality to its fullest potential and optimize your freight routing process to both yours (and your customers') benefit.  
Size: 1.5 MB, Version:1.0, Publication Date:7/1/2005
All we can say is "Wow!" This is one of the best, clearest explanations ever written on how to take advantage of an important piece of Transportation functionality, without doing a full blown implementation of Transportation. I'm a big advocate of using pieces of transportation, where appropriate, to "enhance" the Sales Order module. Please note that this applies to OneWorld only. WorldSoftware has similar functionality in its Load and Delivery module.  
Size: 700 KB, Version:1.0, Publication Date:2/24/2005
Parcel carriers such as UPS and Fedex typically have two rate tables - Standard and Hundred Weight. Learn how to setup JDE's Transportation module to automatically pick the best rate.  
Size: 417 KB, Version:1.0, Publication Date:1/1/2004
Doug and Randy combine efforts to produce this excellent overview of how the Transportation module can streamline planning for your shipments. With over 60 new tables and 100 new programs, Transportation is not a simple module to grasp and understand, but Doug and Randy do a great job showing the basics in this overview. Note--World Software has a Load and Delivery module, which is significantly different in functionality.  
Size: 80 KB, Version:1.1, Publication Date:10/1/2000
Martin Coomber is one of the few consultants who has implemented OneWorld's Transportation module. He wrote most of this early issue of JDEtips, and has given us some great, time saving ideas.  

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