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As I understand it now is that both the possible shipping date and the days the truck can drive is using the field Control and then if you close days that are not possible to ship the transportation lead time will not be calculated correct and if you have all days open for transportation, all days will also be possible to ship.My suggestion is to us the Control field for transport lead time calculation and Closed for pickup for shipping day, or even better put this calendar direct in the Transport days table and warehouse to warehouse combination. Then we don't need to handle all the different Mode of Delivery combinations. We would then have all setup needed direct on each WH to WH combination, both transportation lead time and the calendar for setting possible pick-up days and calculate transportation
Very needed feature!When leads are created from event registrations, they are generated with only minimal information — typically just first name, last name, and email address in my experience. This results in significant data loss for the Sales team, who rely on richer data to effectively qualify and engage with leads.Additionally, the existing lead matching rules are not respected during this process. As a result, a new lead record is created for every event registration, even when the contact already exists or has registered for multiple events. This leads to unnecessary duplication, fragmented lead histories, and additional manual effort to clean up data.We also have customers who only wish to create leads through their event registrations.
This comes up a lot as quantities are rarely standardized across multiple vendors. This results in a tedious/repetitive receiving process to the receive many equal LPs of an item. A single transaction to receive many LPs at once with the ability to enter the LP quantity in the mobile device would save countless man-hours per week for many clients.I have a currenly client with quite granular labeling requirements. This would help them immensely.The solution that the brilliant Nicholas Cram provided seems absolutly perfect.