Chapter 5: Ship Truck
1 True. After the truck has been loaded, shipment documentation has been printed, and the shipment is ready, you can use a single transaction to confirm that the truck shipped.
2 Ship Truck lets you:
• Indicate truck shipment, resulting in shipment of all orders on the truck.
• Create a master bill of lading (MBOL) that includes all shippers for both SOs and DOs.
• View all shippers loaded on the truck for a given truck location.
3 False. You can view pre-shipper or shippers from the RF Ship Truck option.
4 If the pre-shipper/shipper is large and the items cannot fit in a single truck, warehouse staff can partially load another truck.
5 The three statuses available for a shipment include;
• OK: Can be shipped
• N/OK: Can be shipped; however, some items are not in the truck. If shipped, the items are shipped from their current location.
• TASK: There are open pick tasks against the pre-shipper, and you cannot confirm the shipment.
6 In the Ship Truck frame of Batch Picking Control (4.15.24).
7 If you use RF Ship Truck option in combination with the process end of day (EOD) message sent from a transportation management system (TMS), the system populates the Master Bill field automatically and creates an MBOL in Master Bill of Lading Maintenance.
8 You enter the truck location, and optionally, vehicle ID, or master bill of lading (MBOL).
9 False. An asterisk displays if the shipper is selected; however, you can press Enter while the cursor is on the shipper number to deselect the shipper.
10 False. Use Inventory Detail Inquiry to check that the location of the inventory is the truck location.