Stock Reservation
Reserve the stock for the approved order.
Typical owner: WarehouseDelivery assignment and coordination between warehouse, individual drivers/riders and accounts.
These are FieldPro security requirements and intended permission boundaries. Actual enforcement depends on implementation, company policy and release validation.
Reserve the stock for the approved order.
Typical owner: WarehousePrepare the dispatch and record the transport handoff.
Typical owner: Warehouse AdminAssign the delivery to an individual driver or rider.
Typical owner: Transport AdminSubmit the delivery outcome and required evidence or exception for authorized review.
Typical owner: Driver / Rider + ReviewerOwner labels show the agreed operating flow; actual assignment, branch limits and approvals remain company-configured.
Each module shows what it manages, its process, information in and the records it hands off.
Make the movement from warehouse dispatch to individual driver or rider assignment understandable.
Explain the last-mile workflow: assigned delivery, evidence submission, authorized review and the accounts handoff.
Connect approved orders with stock reservation, warehouse preparation and a traceable dispatch handoff.
Keep stock records tied to their company warehouse and location.
Record authorized inventory movements and source references.
Receive goods against the relevant local or import record.
Prepare and confirm authorized stock dispatch.
Move inventory between permitted locations with traceability.
Require an approved reason and audit for inventory corrections.
Trace goods using assigned batch or serial identifiers.
Track applicable product expiry dates and exceptions.
Review balances and valuation using configured costing rules.
Link stock handoffs only where the operating workflow is enabled.
Retained from the earlier FieldPro scope; release availability is reviewed separately.
Retained from the earlier FieldPro scope; release availability is reviewed separately.
Retained from the earlier FieldPro scope; release availability is reviewed separately.
Retained from the earlier FieldPro scope; release availability is reviewed separately.
Connect each branch, its manager, supervisors and departments to the company workspace with clearly assigned access.
Plan shipments and container bookings, with provider-dependent vessel positions, carrier events, ETA and delivery history.
Organize the movement, schedule and assigned shipment responsibility.
Link container identifiers, bookings and shipment references.
Associate transport documents with their specific shipment.
Store the assigned carrier movement and available references.
Record the relevant loading, discharge and terminal context.
Planned provider-connected tracking; no active live feed is claimed.
Follow reported milestones and estimated arrival updates.
Route configured delay events and supported exceptions through authorized notification services. Provider events and notification-channel integration remain required.
Track relevant charge periods, exceptions and supporting records.
Keep shipment status and documents linked to the trade transaction.
Locate the authorized shipment using a supported reference.
Planned authorized AIS/provider connection; availability depends on feed and permissions.
Ingest supported carrier/container milestone events with their source.
Connect the movement to its relevant loading and discharge context.
Show sourced estimates and retain update context.
Retain reported movement events and their chronology.
Record container specifications and relevant seal identifiers.
Display sourced schedule and route information when integrated.
Record intermediate handling/movement legs and their references.
Connect authorized delivery outcome to the shipment record.
Keep tracking and its source references tied to the right company shipment.
Coordinate international trade from counterparties and contracts through country documents, customs, shipments and finance handoffs.
Classify the trade movement and its required workflow.
Connect counterparties to the relevant international transaction.
Keep authorized contract records linked to the trade transaction.
Link shipments, documents and operational milestones.
Capture the selected Incoterm and relevant responsibilities for the transaction.
Use configured origin/destination requirements for the selected workflow.
Record clearance steps, documents and authorized status updates.
Link the transaction to its authorized finance workflow.
Connect shipment charges and allocations to the costing workspace.
Carry goods-receipt, cost and ledger references across the trade workflow.
Track cargo damage, quantity discrepancies, insurance/supplier/carrier claims and authorized return or re-export handoffs.
Record damage, supporting evidence and the responsible claim party.
Track received-versus-declared quantity discrepancies.
Link insurer references, documents and reported claim status.
Route a claim to the relevant supplier or carrier.
Manage the authorization and movement of a return shipment.
Link an eligible return movement to the relevant re-export workflow.
Retain decisions and verified settlement references.
Allow only the evidence and formats required by the claim workflow.
Connect claims to their original goods, shipment and trade records.
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