How could you manage the shipment of products that, for example, depart from warehouse A in January and arrive in warehouse B in March?
How to manage the stock of the departure and destination warehouse? Can the Transit deposit be used? as?
Thank you
See the Stock Location Lead Time tip in Sending and receiving deliveries — trytond_stock latest documentation
Hi Ced, thank you.
I have read the topic, but I cannot apply it …
In “Stock Location Lead Time” you specify the shipping times between Warehouses, but in the internal shipment you can only choose location storage (not warehouses) …
Case study:
I ship a product from warehouse A on 02/20/2022 that will arrive at warehouse B on 03/19/2022.
I would like to create an internal shipment on 02/20/2022 that has stock moves on different dates.
I would like to use “Transit” location so that:
On the dates between 02/20/2022 and 03/19/2022 the product must be in the Transit location because it is not physically present in location A and is not physically present in location B.
It is feasible?
Yes but it takes care of the warehouses in which the locations are.
Yes define a lead time between the two warehouses.
From the tests performed I do not get the desired result …
I entered a new record in LOCATION LEAD TIME:
I created an INTERNAL SHIPMENT with the following data:
The moves generated were the following:
The two moves both have effective_date 2022-02-19.
I expected the “Storage Zone → Transit” move to have effective_date 2022-02-02 and the “Transit → Storage Zone 2” move effective_date 2022-02-09
Because you make them done the same day.
I’ll do some tests on different days.
Is the setup dates in Internal shipment correct?
However I don’t understand why the first move “Storage Zone → Transit” has effective_date 2022-02-09 (should be 2002-02-02)
I do not think it is possible to help you without an exact description of what you did.
(And screenshots are pointless, we need textual description of the data input.)
Hi, I did some tests that I report below:
Premise:
The warehouses I use have the same storage location for the input, output and storage locations.
Moving products from Warehouse “A” to Warehouse “B” can take up to 1 week; I set, in Location Lead Times, between Warehouse “A” and Warehouse “B” 1Week.
Yesterday (2022-03-24) I created two internal shipments between warehouse “A” and warehouse “B”. I don’t know how the process using the Transit location works and I’ve used two sets of different dates.
First Shipment:
Second Shipment:
Today (2022-03-25) I brought the two internal shipments to DONE status.
The first Shipment has
Outgoing Moves:
from_location: Warehouse “A”
to_location: Transit
planned_date: 2022-03-24
effective_date: 2022-03-25
Incoming Moves:
from_location: Transit
to_location: Warehouse “A”
planned_date: 2022-03-25
effective_date: 2022-03-25
In Outgoing moves I expected effective_date: 2022-03-24 as the products were shipped on 2022-03-24
The second Shipment has
Outgoing Moves:
from_location: Warehouse “A”
to_location: Transit
planned_date: 2022-03-25
effective_date: 2022-03-24
Incoming Moves:
from_location: Transit
to_location: Warehouse “A”
planned_date: 2022-03-24
effective_date: 2022-03-24
In Incoming moves I expected effective_date: 2022-03-25 as the products arrived at their destination on 2022-03-25
Where am I doing wrong???
This does not look like that as each of your shipment as the same outgoing from_location and incoming to_location.
Also you should not need to have 2 shipments to transfer between warehouse, a single shipment with the right locations is enough (and will compute the delay according to the lead time).
I created two different internal shipments because I didn’t know how to set planned planned_start effective and effective_start dates (i swapped the dates between date and date_start)
sorry, mistakes in copying and pasting:
The first Shipment has
Outgoing Moves:
from_location: Warehouse “A”
to_location: Transit
planned_date: 2022-03-24
effective_date: 2022-03-25
Incoming Moves:
from_location: Transit
to_location: Warehouse “B”
planned_date: 2022-03-25
effective_date: 2022-03-25
In Outgoing moves I expected effective_date: 2022-03-24 as the products were shipped on 2022-03-24
The second Shipment has
Outgoing Moves:
from_location: Warehouse “A”
to_location: Transit
planned_date: 2022-03-25
effective_date: 2022-03-24
Incoming Moves:
from_location: Transit
to_location: Warehouse “B”
planned_date: 2022-03-24
effective_date: 2022-03-24
In Incoming moves I expected effective_date: 2022-03-25 as the products arrived at their destination on 2022-03-25
Indeed the outgoing moves have the wrong effective date set: Issue 11337: Wrong effective date for outgoing move of internal shipment with transit - Tryton issue tracker
Also it should not be allowed to start before it ends: Issue 11338: The start dates of internal shipment must be before the corresponding dates - Tryton issue tracker
I am using tryton version 5.0.
Is it a bug to fix?
