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Posted on by RW-12081850-0

We have customers that want to send us a DC/Cross Dock as the delivery location of an order, however they also have a Final Destination Store that they ultimately want on the GS1-SSCC128 label. Does anyone know of any inheirent features/functionality to handle this in D365?

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Kevin Xia Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi,

There are no such standard features out of the box, but you can achieve this by extend or edit the standard application identifiers, as the official documentation says:

Each application identifier signals to the system that subsequent characters in the scanned bar code should be considered a block of encrypted information. The setup of the application identifiers defines how the system should interpret a bar code and save it as a value in the system.

Logistics managers can use standard international application identifiers and/or create their own.

For more details: GS1 bar codes - Supply Chain Management | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn.

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Kevin

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ColbyGallagher 3,666 on at

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There's no functionality for this out of the box. I've seen this done two ways in the past for clients:

1.) Add an "Internal Organization" from Org Admin -> Organizations -> Internal Organization to the Sales order header or line that corresponds to your customers final destination store #. Create an internal org for each of their stores, and an internal org can have an address. Configure your wave labels / SSCC labels to pull this data using standard advanced filters on the wave label layouts, join up to the Sales order -> internal Org -> Get the address.

2.) Add a "final destination" address to the SO header or line. Have your customer pass this in when sending in new sales orders. Same thing, configure your wave labels / SSCC labels to pull this data.

In either scenario, I suggest you also do a small mod to pass this down to the standard "Third Party" address on the bill of lading.

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