The Packing Location is related to the Internal ID. The Packing Location is the physical use of the set of carrier accounts making up the Internal ID. The Packing Location is important for EOD processing, because an EOD manifest is generated for each Packing Location.

Associate the Packing Location with the Internal ID using a system value:

In the example, Packing Location A9901 is associated with an Internal ID of A9901, and Packing Location A9982 is associated with Internal ID A9982. If possible, configure the Packing Location ID to match the Internal ID, as displayed in Internal ID Packing Location Relationship. Matching names make the site configuration easier to find in the Precision Support database.

In some instances, you can have multiple Packing Locations for one Internal ID. For example, part of your warehouse is used to group electronic goods shipments and part of the warehouse is used to group paper product shipments. One set of shipments is collected at 15:00 and the second set is not closed out until 18:00. The same Internal ID is used for accounting purposes but there are two separate Packing Locations, each with its own EOD manifest.