Delivery by Common Carrier - Revision history

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Initial proofread pass - docs

Jwolbert at 03:45, 21 June 2016

2016-06-21T03:45:22Z

Jwolbert at 03:45, 21 June 2016

2016-06-21T03:45:09Z

Jwolbert at 19:29, 23 May 2016

2016-05-23T19:29:09Z

Jwolbert at 19:28, 23 May 2016

2016-05-23T19:28:27Z

Jwolbert: Created page with " Category: TrackAbout Feature == Overview == At times Assets may be transferred to a customer or another location using a common carrier. A common carrier is a 3rd party..."

2016-05-23T19:26:58Z

Created page with " Category: TrackAbout Feature == Overview == At times Assets may be transferred to a customer or another location using a common carrier. A common carrier is a 3rd party..."

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[[Category: TrackAbout Feature]]

== Overview ==

At times Assets may be transferred to a customer or another location using a common carrier. A common carrier is a 3rd party company used for shipping. UPS and FedEx are examples of common carriers.

TrackAbout supports this and allows customers to record the common carrier name and tracking number on either the '''Create Invoice/Order''' page of the website or with the Deliver action on the Handheld.

==How Does it Work?==
Common Carrier needs to first be set up by your TrackAbout Support team.

Once enabled, during Standard Delivery, you can scan the common carrier's tracking number. Each carrier has their own validation string stored in the DB, which is applied. Validation is also applied when tracking numbers are entered by keyboard upon clicking Continue.

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 == Overview ==
-At times Assets may be transferred to a customer or another location using a common carrier. A common carrier is a 3rd party company used for shipping. UPS and FedEx are examples of common carriers.
+At times Assets may be transferred to a customer or another location using a third-party common carrier, like UPS or FedEx.
 TrackAbout supports this and allows customers to record the common carrier name and tracking number on either the '''Create Invoice/Order''' page of the website or with the Deliver action on the Handheld.
 ==How Does it Work?==
 Common Carrier needs to first be set up by your TrackAbout Support team.
-Once enabled, during Standard Delivery, you can scan the common carrier's tracking number. Each carrier has their own validation string stored in the DB, which is applied. Validation is also applied when tracking numbers are entered by keyboard upon clicking Continue.
+Once enabled, during Standard Delivery, you can scan the common carrier's tracking number. Each carrier has their own validation string stored in the DB, which is applied. Validation is also applied when tracking numbers are entered by keyboard and clicking Continue.