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CONSIGNOR (Seller) 6. Discrepancy report - what is missing or damaged 7. Stock inventory report - either full inventory of the stock or per one product 8. Logistics Services Invoice 9. Commercial Invoice Occasional stock events LOGISTICS CENTER/ WAREHOUSE Invoicing 23 MIST Working Group, version 2001 CONSIGNEE (Buyer)
2.4.4. Information Flow Description 1. Purchase Order / Delivery instruction Delivery to logistics centre 24 MIST Working Group, version 2001 This is the information send by the consignee to the consignor, to order goods for a certain expected delivery time. This can be done by using a new purchase order or by giving delivery instruction (forecast) on an existing order. For example, “We order the products X, Y and Z for the forecast delivery period October 1999.” If EDI is used, this will be done by the message ORDERS for a new order, or by the message DELFOR for forecast delivery instructions on an existing order. 2. Purchase Order Confirmation / Delivery instruction response The ordering of goods, can be confirmed by the consignor to the consignee. To inform the logistic centre a copy of the confirmation can be send. The confirmation can be done by using a purchase order response if the ordering was done by using an order, or can be done by using a delivery instruction response. For example, “We confirm your order of the products X, Y and Z for October 1999.” If EDI is used, this will be done by the message ORDRSP for an order response, or by using the message DELFOR as a delivery instruction response. Based on the specification given in the Purchase order or he Delivery instruction, the consignor will ship the requested goods in time to the logistic centre. This despatch to the logistic centre will be controlled by the consignor as specified in scenario 2. If automatic identification is used for transport purposes, the logistic centre can produce another label giving the unique number to the transport unit to support the internal handling at the warehouse. In this case he has to keep a unique link between his number and the initial license plate number provided by the consignor. The original label, produced for the delivery to the logistic centre, is usually used for the delivery to the consignee. 3. Call-off / delivery instruction Delivery to consignee Once the consignee needs the ordered goods, the consignee will send a request for delivery to the consignor, specified the quantity of the goods and the delivery time/period. For example, “Please delivery x quantity (or this order with number N) to the delivery address Z on day DD.MM.CCYY at the latest.
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