This new module will enable suppliers and remote locations to print labels, based on a pre-advice from the business system, given to the Datahub as part of standard interface processes. These are the standard Expected Receipts cre-ated by the business systems generation of a Purchase Order, and authorise the warehouse systems to have a quantity of Product received by the warehouse. In this module they are also used as the authorisation and source data to en-able the printing of a standard item label. During the print process the source data is supplemented by the suppliers own data which can include Customs but should include Shipment / Consignment information

Owner End Systems

- Business system notifies Datahub of a Purchase order placed on a supplier con-trolled with remote labelling

- Datahub creates expected Receipt in STP and creates record to send to Remote Labelling.

- Datahub sends or transfers the created XML files to the supplier end of the system

- Datahub retrieves the Sup-plier generated XML files

- Datahub updates STP with Expected information from the On Route Files

Supplier End Systems

- Remote Labelling module imports the XML files from Datahub

- Remote labeller uses the data from the XML as “permission" to enable printing of labels for the PO Lines.

- Screens to help the user have visibility of what has been print and what is still to print.

- Print Item based SSCC labels in the owners format

- Screens to build shipments and create XML files on con-firmation of shipment

Messages

In to RLM

Purchase Orders - Authorisation to Create / Print Labels

Purchase Order Updates - Changes to PO Lines

Out from RLM

Printed - Details of labels created

On Route - Items on shipment

Datahub to Business

On Route - Items on shipment with Expected receipt date

Benefits

• Pre-advice knowledge
• Accuracy of Data
• Real Time Status
• Planned Availability of stock
• Visibility of Orders
• Traceability of changes
• Automatic Update
• Data Consistency
• Reduction of Administration
• Quick & Easy Receipts