USER MANUAL
 

Matching Procedure ASN-GRA


 

The matching is done between Advance Shipping Notice and Gods Receipt Advice. It requires that ‘Expect Despatch Advice’, ‘Expect Receipt Advice’ and ‘Match Despatch Advice/Receipt Advice’  has been selected in the process configuration tab at the partner agreement. See  Outbound Partner Agreement detail. It also requires that the ASN has Delivery Note Id and Delivery Row No and the GRA Id and GRA line id.

The matching procedure links the GRA lines to the ASN line defined in the message. If the last read GRA line defines that reception is finished, the system tries to make an automatic match. The following values has to be equal if the match shall be a success; product id, quantity, purchase order, sales order, pallet number and pallet quantity. Match on pallet level will only be performed if all involved lines have pallet information. The match type is set to ‘Automatic match’ in case of success. If the automatic match is not a success, the reason will be written in the comment as a guide to the manual match and the match type is set to ‘No match’. Additional checks for price and currency can be selected in the Partner Agreement configuration.

If the automatic matching is not a success, the user has to match manually. The user has to select which lines to match. Initially the lines selected for automatic matching is shown. As a help the user can filter which ASN and GRA lines to be shown. Corresponding pallets are displayed below the selected lines. The user is not able to change any information in the lines, only the comment can be update. All essential information that not is equal to the initially indicated line will be marked read in the screen. The ‘Matched by’ field is automatically updated by the login of the user performing the manual match and the match type is set to ‘Manual match’.

OK… – this button is used confirm that the selected lines shall be matched and that the match comment is relevant.

Cancel… – this button is used cancel the match.

The un-match function shows the matched lines and makes it possible for the user to un-match if previous matching operations not are correctly done. The match type is set to ‘Manual unmatch’.

The view match function shows the matched lines but the user is not able to change anything.

Match information is stored in the Analyzer for statistic purpose.

Matched messages are removed when time limit set up for background job is exceeded, see …… Bg job details