Shipment Log
Shipment Log
Section titled “Shipment Log”The Shipment Log records every posting attempt made for a given document — whether it succeeded or failed. It is the primary tool for troubleshooting shipment issues and auditing what has been sent to the carrier.
The Shipment Log is available on all document types supported by the Shipment Connector:
- Sales Orders
- Transfer Orders
- Service Orders
- Warehouse Shipments
- Posted Sales Shipments
- Posted Transfer Shipments
Accessing the Shipment Log
Section titled “Accessing the Shipment Log”Open the relevant document and select Shipment Log from the Shipment ribbon or actions area. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Alt+L to open the log directly.
What the log shows
Section titled “What the log shows”Each entry in the Shipment Log contains the following information:
- Order number — the source document the shipment relates to
- Shipment number — the waybill or carrier booking reference
- External document number — the reference sent to the carrier platform
- Receiver information — the name and address the shipment was sent to
- Tracking data — the tracking number(s) returned by the carrier
- Posting date and time — when the posting attempt was made
- Status — whether the posting was successful or resulted in an error
- Error message — if the posting failed, the error message returned is shown here
When to use the Shipment Log
Section titled “When to use the Shipment Log”- Troubleshooting failed shipments — if a waybill did not post correctly, the log shows the exact error message returned by the carrier or platform, making it easier to identify and resolve the issue
- Auditing shipment history — review all posting attempts for a document, including any retries, to get a full picture of what was sent and when
- Finding tracking numbers — the log contains the tracking numbers returned after a successful posting, useful if the tracking number needs to be located quickly