Exporting shipments from Oracle WMS Cloud for a pallet audit

Outbound loads, inbound shipments and the scheduled exports in Oracle Warehouse Management Cloud, and what to use as a pallet count.

Where the data is

The Outbound Loads screen shows loads with their status, trailer and bill of lading. The Inbound Shipments screen holds received ASNs.

Getting a month out

For a full month, the reliable route is a scheduled export: Oracle documents output interfaces such as Outbound Loads Export and Inbound Shipment Verifications Export, and a Data Extract that writes CSV files. Your WMS admin sets these up once.

You need ship date (the actual one, not the requested one), customer or ship-to name and number, BOL or order/load number, and the number of pallets.

Pallet count

Outbound LPN (OBLPN) counts are the usual stand-in for pallets. Check that one OBLPN is one pallet at your site.

Sources

Oracle WMS Cloud: Outbound Loads; Oracle WMS Cloud online help

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Exporting shipments from Oracle WMS Cloud for a pallet audit

Where the data is

Getting a month out

Pallet count

Sources

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