Operations
- Megan Stanage (Unlicensed)
Logistics Execution > Setup > Network > Operations
An operation is an organizational structure that represents a given method of executing logistics based on transactions.
Operations have a hierarchical structure, similar to logistics types.
Within the operational hierarchy, the highest parent type serves as the conceptual operation (e.g., LTL, TL, Dedicated, etc.), constraining elements within the structure.
Header Section
| FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Operation ID | Name of the operation. |
| Description | Description of the operation. |
| Logistics Type | Defines the assigned logistics type for this operation (and its associated attributes and constraints). |
Company | Identifies the company associated with the operation. |
| Distance Unit | Unit that distance is calculated in. |
General Section
| FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Party Name | The party name associated with the operation. |
| Owner | Identifies the primary contact for the operation. |
| Inactive | Turn on this toggle to mark the operation as inactive. |
| Parent Operation | Identifies the parent operation of the selected operation within the hierarchy. |
Addresses Section
This section displays a list of editable operational addresses.
Related Addresses Section
This section displays a list of related addresses based on the associated operation and facility addresses.
Attributes Section
This section displays the attributes inherited from the operation's logistics type.
Facilities Section
This section displays a list of editable related facilities.
Activity Masters Section
This section displays a list of activity masters permitted for use in the operation.
Logistics Order Types Section
This section displays a list of the logistics order types permitted for use in this operation.
Owned Assets Section
This section displays a list of assets that fall under the selected home operation.
Workers Section
This section displays a list of workers who can work on the operation.
