Shipping surcharges can be defined and assessed for a line item if weight is not an issue. If desired, you can assign an override amount that explicitly defines a shipping price outside of any other calculation.
Shipping charges generally do not apply to miscellaneous invoice products.
To define the shipping charges:
1. From
the Define the Product task category, click Define
Shipping Charges.
The Shipping Charges screen displays, as shown below.
2. Click Add.
3. Select the Ship-Via method from the drop-down.
4. Select the Calculation Method from the drop-down.
5. If necessary, enter the Shipping Surcharge or the Shipping Override.
6. Select the Begin Date from the drop-down.
7. Select whether the shipment is Domestic or Foreign.
8. Click Save.
Screen Element |
Description |
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Shipping Charges and Overrides |
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Add |
Button. When clicked, a row is added to the Shipping Charges and Overrides table and the Shipping Charge Details fields are enabled. |
Delete |
Button. When clicked, the highlighted row is deleted from the table and the shipping charge is deleted from the product. |
Shipping Charge Details |
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Ship-Via |
Drop-down. The name of the entity used for shipping the order, e.g., UPS, USPS, FedEx. |
Calculation Method |
Drop-down. How the Ship-Via organization calculates the shipping charge. For example, By Price or By Weight. |
Shipping Surcharge |
Text box. The amount of shipping that will be charged for this product over any other shipping amount. |
Shipping Override Amount |
Text box. The override amount only relates to this product. If a product must have special shipping, enter a value here. Otherwise, the shipping amount defaults to the standard. |
Begin Date |
Drop-down. On this date, as compared to the order date, this fee will be charged. |
End Date |
Drop-down. System-maintained field that indicates the end date of this rate. A trigger will set this as the day before the next rate defined. |
Domestic or Foreign |
Drop-down. When defining a shipping charge, you can differentiate them between domestic charges and foreign charges. Personify allows you to define which countries are considered domestic. |