Deliver Shipment
Explanation
This activity is used to deliver the shipment. When the 
shipment is delivered, 
connected source lines acquire the Delivered
status. The status can vary depending on the
source type.
 You 
can perform a delivery on the shipment or on 
the consolidated shipment.
A consolidated shipment is defined as one 
departure of several shipments from the specified site, to all the delivery 
addresses of the connected shipments. This implies that a shipment connected to 
a consolidated shipment can only be delivered from the consolidated shipment. This 
activity is only possible if picking is reported and the shipment is already in the 
Complete
status for all shipments you intend to deliver.
 For a shipment, if you no longer 
want to deliver the entire quantity picked, it is possible to adjust the picked 
quantity before delivery in four different ways: removal of shipment lines, 
reassignment of shipment line quantities, reassignment of handling units, or 
adjustments in the shipment inventory. This means that the content of the 
shipment is changed and the handling unit structure and the documents must be 
reviewed again before delivery.
Prerequisites
	- When delivering a shipment not connected to any 
	consolidated shipment, the shipment must have 
	the Complete status.
- When delivering shipments connected to a 
	consolidated shipment, all connected shipments must have the Complete status 
	and a shipment cannot be delivered individually.
- For a shipment to be delivered automatically in the shipment flow, the shipment type must have 
	been defined accordingly.
System Effects
	- The entire shipment will be considered as sent or delivered to the 
	receiver.
Once a shipment is delivered you cannot
	connect any new 
source lines.
- When a consolidated shipment is delivered all connected 
shipments are considered as sent or delivered to the receiver.
- When shipments are delivered, the next 
	event in the shipment flow will be triggered if the shipment type allows 
	this. Any optional events defined to be 
	executed at delivery in the shipment flow, will be triggered.
- For customer orders, when delivering an inventory part using delay cost of
sold goods to delivery confirmation, the cost of sale will not be
recognized at the time of shipment. Two new transactions will be created: DELCONF-OU
(M3/M1), and DELCONF-IN (M1/M3). When delivering a non-inventory part using delay 
cost of
sold goods to delivery confirmation, a transaction will not be
created when the parts are delivered.
- If sales overhead costs are registered for the part, 
separate cost of goods sold (COGS) bookings are created: SALES-OH (Debit M194 - 
cost of goods sold, sales overhead, credit M190 - sales overhead).
- When a shipment is delivered, transactions and other 
source specific steps are triggered in respective sources.
 
Window
Shipment
Shipments
Consolidated Shipment
Consolidated Shipments
Related Window Descriptions
Shipment
Shipments
Consolidated Shipment 
Consolidated Shipments
Procedure
To perform delivery in shipment:
  - Open the Shipment window or the 
	Shipments window.
- Retrieve the shipment for which you want to perform
    a delivery, by using the populate or query function.
- In the shipment header, right-click and then click Deliver.
To perform delivery in the consolidated shipment:
  - Open the 
	Consolidated Shipment window or the 
	Consolidated Shipments window.
- Retrieve the consolidated shipment, for which you want to perform
    a delivery for all connected shipments, by using the populate or query function.
- In the consolidated shipment header, right-click and then click Deliver.
Note that delivery of a shipment can be done 
automatically in the shipment flow if the shipment type allows this.