Supply Chain Cloud functionality includes the ability to specify a different (alias) return address on a label than where it is actually shipped from.

You need to make a modification to use this feature in D365 F&SCM. 

Description

Without a modification, the Supply Chain Cloud connector fills both the shipper and ship from address with the origin address.

This advanced modification allows the system to pass the shipper address as the return address and the ship from address as the pickup address.

This alternate origin address is sent to the Supply Chain Cloud connector, which then passes it into Supply Chain Cloud.

Code Configuration

You can extend the D365 TMS code to inject an alternate origin address node into the D365 Ship request. 

Here is an example of the request generated from this modification:

<AlternateOriginAddress>
	<Name>Company Name</Name>
	<Address>123 Green Street</Address>
	<City>San Diego</City>
	<State>CA</State>
	<PostalCode>92114</PostalCode>
	<CountryRegion>USA</CountryRegion>
	<County>SAN DIEGO</County>
	<CountryRegionISOCode>US</CountryRegionISOCode>
	<PhoneNumber>123-456-7899</PhoneNumber>
	<Residential>No</Residential>
	<AttentionTo>John Smith</AttentionTo>
	<TaxID></TaxID>
	<CountryName>United States</CountryName>
	<ResponsibleForPayment>Company</ResponsibleForPayment>
	<VendorCode></VendorCode>
	<VendorInvoiceCode></VendorInvoiceCode>
	<ZoneMasters />
</AlternateOriginAddress>