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 https://docs.tryton.org/projects/modules-stock/en/latest/usage/shipment.html#moving-stock-within-your-company
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: Wrong effective date for outgoing move of internal shipment with transit (#11337) · Issues · Tryton / Tryton · GitLab
Also it should not be allowed to start before it ends: The start dates of internal shipment must be before the corresponding dates (#11338) · Issues · Tryton / Tryton · GitLab
I am using tryton version 5.0.
Is it a bug to fix?
