Seeing an item that needs a warehouse movement before it can actually be picked and shipped? Order Fulfillment Worksheet can trigger that movement directly from the same screen. Here is exactly how that connection to the movement worksheet actually works.
If detailed allocation logic only lives inside Order Fulfillment Worksheet, how does a salesperson on the phone actually know what is really available to promise a customer? Here is how that visibility genuinely works across different roles in the business.
An order has some lines that need to ship today and others that are not due until later. Here is exactly how Order Fulfillment Worksheet handles that split without requiring extra manual order splitting or any duplicate document work at all.
Ever wonder exactly where that earliest ship date figure at the top of a sales order actually comes from? Here is precisely how it is calculated from the underlying sales lines, and how to change it safely if you ever need to.
Curious what actually gets generated the moment you create a pick from inside Order Fulfillment Worksheet? It turns out to be far less exotic than you might expect. Here is exactly what document you should expect to see and use.
Considering a trial of Order Fulfillment Worksheet before committing to it? Here is exactly what happens to your Business Central environment when you install it in a sandbox, what to test while evaluating, and why a sandbox trial carries no lasting risk.
