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When the warehouse actively initiates some inventory changes, the ERP needs to perform the shipper allocation operation frequently, because in a one-to-many scenario, The one side actively feeds back data, and the many side needs to be assigned to receive it. ERP multi-shipper and WMS single-shipper relationship Detailed analysis of various scenarios and deduction of inventory structure Scenario : Single cargo owner, single physical warehouse, no logical warehouse The business model in this scenario is the simplest. Even if there are multiple
warehouses in different places, ERP can easily calculate the Malaysia Phone Number Data inventory status of the multiple warehouses. It is generally suitable for scenarios with a single business model, such as purchase, sale and inventory, self-built e-commerce systems, simple ERP, overseas warehouse business and other systems that will use this solution. Scenario : Single cargo owner, single physical warehouse, single logical warehouse This scenario almost does not exist and has no analytical value. Generally, when introducing multiple logical bins, there will be more than one,

so the relevant disassembly analysis will be skipped here. Scenario : Single cargo owner, single physical warehouse, multiple logical warehouses When the ERP system has multiple logical warehouses, the logical warehouse needs to be configured with a corresponding relationship with the physical warehouse, and then generally only the logical warehouse needs to be used in the inventory table. You can find the corresponding physical warehouse behind it by setting up a logical warehouse, and then push the document to the specific physical warehouse. The physical warehouse code in code in WMS, or they can be inconsistent and can be solved through one-to-one mapping.
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