The Shipping stage is used to assign orders to a delivery service or courier. This adds the date when orders were despatched on the system. It is possible to have certain couriers integrated into the system so despatch labels can be printed.
used by default to move all or only selected orders that have been shipped or have had their order confirmed for despatch with the courier in the Shipping Stage into the next stage. If the grid has been filtered (note red square next to Filter F4 button) then the above mentioned rules apply only to the filtered (visible) orders.
opens up the Shipping dialog for all, or only selected orders, and is where the user confirms which Courier each order will use and, if the order has been packed into multiple boxes, which courier will be transporting them. Note: Fully Shipped orders are highlighted in blue and Part Shipped orders (for example on one out of two boxes have had their shipment confirmed) will be highlighted in red.
sends relevant despatch information to the couriers that have been integrated and setup on the user's system.
opens the shipping report which displays all orders that have been shipped. It is sorted by Invoice Code. The user can define the shipping dates, a specific courier and site to refine the search. The shipping report contains the URN and Name of the customer, Invoice number, box number (if packed, including multiple boxes), Courier which was used, Delivery address, Ship Date, Delivery Post Code and the Consignment reference number. A summary of how many boxes were despatched with a certain courier is displayed on the bottom left of the last page of the report. An option exists to have the actual and average weights displayed for shipped packages by editing the system .ini options.
green selects all fully shipped orders, these are highlighted in blue. This feature is used to move all orders that have been confirmed as shipped to the next stage, this is usually the Issue stage.
Definition. The practice of picking material for a production or sales order and moving them to a separate area for purposes of consolidation or identifying shortages.
Staging is the accumulation of the goods or parts until the order is completed and it is pulled. Staging may involve different staging locations, as well as different types of automation, such as flow rack, shelving, carousels, and standard racking.
Staged Orders are pre-formatted orders that are saved on the user's computer so that they can be manually sent when selected by the user. When a Staged Order is sent, the order is not removed or deleted which means that a staged order may be sent again at a later time.
The staged-delivery model is another lifecycle model in which you show software to the customer in successively refined stages. Unlike the evolutionary-prototyping model, when you use staged delivery, you know exactly what you're going to build when you set out to build it.
In software development, the staging process is a crucial step to ensure that changes to an application are smoothly transitioned into the production environment without undesired impacts. The goal of the staging process is to test, validate, and observe any installations and changes before their go-live.
This varies based on the size of your home, what is needed to best market the property, and the experience of the stager. Overall, I find that an average occupied home can be staged in 8 hours or less, and a vacant home in 2 days or about 16-18 hours.
The three stages of the shipping process consists of receiving, processing, and fulfilling an order. These stages impact how quickly and accurately you can prepare a customer order and have it shipped directly to its end destination. Here is a deeper dive into the different stages of the shipping process.
deliberately arranged for effect. “one of those artfully staged photographs” synonyms: arranged. artificial, unreal. contrived by art rather than nature.
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) see Sales Invoice Other Actions Menu.
used by default to move all or only selected orders that have been shipped or have had their order confirmed for despatch with the courier in the Shipping Stage into the next stage. If the grid has been filtered (note red square next to Filter F4 button) then the above mentioned rules apply only to the filtered (visible) orders. 
opens up the Shipping dialog for all, or only selected orders, and is where the user confirms which Courier each order will use and, if the order has been packed into multiple boxes, which courier will be transporting them. 
sends relevant despatch information to the couriers that have been integrated and setup on the user's system.
opens the shipping report which displays all orders that have been shipped. It is sorted by Invoice Code. The user can define the shipping dates, a specific courier and site to refine the search. The shipping report contains the URN and Name of the customer, Invoice number, box number (if packed, including multiple boxes), Courier which was used, Delivery address, Ship Date, Delivery Post Code and the Consignment reference number. A summary of how many boxes were despatched with a certain courier is displayed on the bottom left of the last page of the report. An option exists to have the actual and average weights displayed for shipped packages by editing the system .ini options.
green selects all fully shipped orders, these are highlighted in blue. This feature is used to move all orders that have been confirmed as shipped to the next stage, this is usually the Issue stage.