Difference between revisions of "Information Systems:Order Minimums"
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| − | In order to help lower the high cost of delivery, we have order minimums for customers (not shareholders). As of November 2015, they are - |
+ | In order to help lower the high cost of delivery, we have daily order minimums for customers (not shareholders). As of November 2015, they are - |
BC lower mainland $ 500 |
BC lower mainland $ 500 |
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This is calculated by the program WSUPDMIN2, which is called for all stores every night, and for an individual store during partner maintenance in InfoNet. Instead of following the above rule, the order minimum can be overridden. For example, Southwest Central fill is right in our building, so their order minimum has been overridden to a dollar. It is very expensive to ship to Fort Nelson, so the order minimum there is overriden from $750 to $1500. |
This is calculated by the program WSUPDMIN2, which is called for all stores every night, and for an individual store during partner maintenance in InfoNet. Instead of following the above rule, the order minimum can be overridden. For example, Southwest Central fill is right in our building, so their order minimum has been overridden to a dollar. It is very expensive to ship to Fort Nelson, so the order minimum there is overriden from $750 to $1500. |
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| + | You can see the effect of this in InfoNet / Carrier Interface / Freight to Sales Analysis |
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[[File:ordmin-1.jpg]] |
[[File:ordmin-1.jpg]] |
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This was done in June 2015. See how freight, as a percentage of sales, has halved. While the monthly sales has stayed about the same. |
This was done in June 2015. See how freight, as a percentage of sales, has halved. While the monthly sales has stayed about the same. |
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| + | When we receive a POS order, either by email or FTP, after the regular item checking is done and valid order lines are found, IOPMIN01 is run |
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| + | IOPNEP01 calls IOPMIN02 to release orders over minimum |
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| + | IOPPOS00 calls IOPMIN01 to hold if over order minimum |
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| + | IORIQ100 calls IOPMIN02 after manually post an order |
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Revision as of 16:57, 30 November 2015
In order to help lower the high cost of delivery, we have daily order minimums for customers (not shareholders). As of November 2015, they are -
BC lower mainland $ 500 Anywhere else in BC 750 Alberta 1000 Anywhere else 1500
This is calculated by the program WSUPDMIN2, which is called for all stores every night, and for an individual store during partner maintenance in InfoNet. Instead of following the above rule, the order minimum can be overridden. For example, Southwest Central fill is right in our building, so their order minimum has been overridden to a dollar. It is very expensive to ship to Fort Nelson, so the order minimum there is overriden from $750 to $1500.
You can see the effect of this in InfoNet / Carrier Interface / Freight to Sales Analysis
This was done in June 2015. See how freight, as a percentage of sales, has halved. While the monthly sales has stayed about the same.
When we receive a POS order, either by email or FTP, after the regular item checking is done and valid order lines are found, IOPMIN01 is run
IOPNEP01 calls IOPMIN02 to release orders over minimum
IOPPOS00 calls IOPMIN01 to hold if over order minimum
IORIQ100 calls IOPMIN02 after manually post an order