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  • Subject: Re: ADDING FREIGHT CHARGES TO INVOICES
  • From: KLChilds@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 15:58:33 EST

Hello,

Yes, we did this.

Only thing is, we had to write a shipping sub-system to get to the data you 
describe.  Our problem was providing enough information to make an EDI 
Advanced Shipping Notice transaction available to our top customer.  

We wrote a sub-system to allow input of the tracking numbers which now update 
the B transaction in ITH and a special file that holds the "header" of the 
shipment to allow for the charges to be accumulated.  Also, we made a new 
program which was a clone of BIL500 to run batch so that billings could be 
done automated overnight.  Now, after we transmit the ASN via EDI, we run our 
batch billing run to create the invoices, send to A/R, etc.

Do not know of a simpler way to address the problem you describe.

HTH

Lynn
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