Drop Shipment in Microsoft Dynamics ® AX 2012 Drop Shipment

 Seamless creation and update of Drop Shipment order chain  Automatically create order chain construct of purchase order supplying sales order demand.  Automatic synchronization of delivery information from sales order to purchase order.  Complete visibility and tracing of sales order line demand to purchase order line supply.  Update of the purchase order from vendor delivery notification automatically updates the status of the sales order to delivered, releasing the sales order for customer invoicing.  Seamless integration between drop shipment and Intercompany Trade  Business events in the delivering company automatically trigger updates in the selling company— ensuring that orders are always in synchronization whilst ensuring minimum process cost.  Business policies for intercompany drop shipment allow for the tailoring of data synchronization, printing of business documents, and process execution to the needs of the business. Drop Shipment in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 helps companies minimize inventory carrying costs and mitigate risk for products not sold. Drop shipment is a fulfillment method that allows companies to eliminate the cost of packing and shipping operations.

High level Drop Shipment Process Vendor External Customer Delivery Delivery Notification Record Product Receipt Sales Order Delivered Invoice Customer Vendor Sales Order Cannot fulfill from inventory Sales department Sales Order Purchase Order

High level Intercompany Drop Shipment Process Distribution subsidiary External Customer Delivery Sales Packing Slip Auto Product Receipt Auto Packing Slip Invoice Auto Vendor Invoice Auto Invoice Intercompany Sales Order Allways direct to customer Sales subsidiary Sales Order Intercompany Purchase Order For additional information on Intercompany, please consult CCAX2012BV061

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