Order fulfillment: statuses
Statuses are the actual states that a document moves through in the pipeline.
About this task
A transaction can contain two types of statuses, a drop status and a pickup status. A document is moved into a drop status when the events and conditions of a transaction have been completed. A pickup status takes the document from the previous drop status and moves it through the next transaction. Created and Scheduled are examples of statuses.
To view the status details of a purchase order pipeline:
Procedure
- From the tree in the application rules side panel, choose Document Specific > (Document Type) > Fulfillment > Fulfillment Process Model. The Purchase Order Execution window displays.
- In the Purchase Order Execution window, choose the Statuses icon.
- The Statuses tab window displays. Refer to the following table for field value descriptions.
Results
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Draft Order Created | This indicates that a draft purchase order has been created. |
| Created | This indicates that a purchase order has been created. |
| Reserved | This indicates the purchase order has been created, but it is not ready to schedule yet. |
| Being Negotiated | This indicates that the purchase order is undergoing the negotiation process with the Buyer on the order. |
| Accepted | This indicates that a purchase order has been manually accepted. |
| Backordered | This indicates that a purchase order is backordered until sufficient inventory is available. |
| Unscheduled | This indicates that the purchase order has been removed from Scheduled status and any inventory that has been reserved for the order at the scheduled node(s) is canceled. |
| Backordered From Node | This indicates that the purchase order has been created and released to the node, but the node does not have enough inventory to fulfill the order. |
| Scheduled | This indicates that the applicable node(s) have the inventory to fulfill the purchase order and can be scheduled for release. |
| Awaiting Chained Order Creation | This indicates that the purchase order is waiting on the creation of a chained order. |
| Awaiting Shipment Consolidation | This indicates the purchase order is waiting on the consolidation of its shipments. |
| Chained Order Created | This indicates that a chained purchase order must be created and sent to the applicable node. |
| Released | This indicates that there is enough inventory to schedule to the purchase order for fulfillment. The order is released to the Application Consoles, the Sterling™ Warehouse Management System version 9.1, or another third-party warehouse management system. |
| Sent To Node | This indicates that the purchase order is sent in the form of a purchase order release. |
| Included In Shipment | This indicates that the purchase order is included in a shipment. |
| Shipped | This indicates that the purchase order has been shipped |
| Unreceived | This indicates that a purchase order that was originally received at a receiving node needs to be re-received. |
| Received | This indicates that the purchase order has been received by the receiving node and is in Receipt In Progress status in the Purchase Order Receipt pipeline. |
| Receipt Closed | This indicates that the purchase order has been fully received
and the receipt can be removed from the system. Note: A purchase order moves into Receipt Closed status after
a purchase order receipt moves into Received status in the Purchase
Order Receipt pipeline.
|
| Purchase Order Invoiced | This indicates that an invoice has been created for a purchase order. |
| Held | This indicates that the purchase order is being held and no modifications can be made until it is released from the hold. |
| Shipment Delayed | This indicates that all or part of the purchase order shipment has been delayed. |
| Cancelled | This indicates that the purchase order has been canceled. |
| Shorted | This indicates that the purchase order contains less quantity than requested. |
| Received As Components | This indicates that the purchase order has been received as one or more individual components. |