Last updated: 08.04.2022

Valid from: 2022.02.00 and later

Creating schedule templates

Schedule templates are created in the same way as normal orders in order reception. But to make it a schedule template, a schedule must be created for the order.

Schedules for existing schedule templates can also be edited by opening the schedule template in order reception (see Scheduled orders).

Step 1. Create an order to serve as a template

Go to order reception and create an order as usual with the information that should be included in the template, but do not save the order; instead click on Schedule in the Settings section. If you can’t find the button, proceed as follows.Closed

  1. Click on Shortcuts > Order settings and go to the Tab settings tab.
  2. Make sure the current configuration is selected in the list on the left if you have more than one.
  3. If the section you are looking for is already somewhere in order reception, the tabs can be expanded one by one until you find the section. Then you can see the tab on which it is located and where on that tab it is located.

    If the section is located under Excluded, it is not displayed in order reception. In that case, drag it to the tree structure where it should be located.

  4. Click on to save all changes. Then close the window.

For more information, see Arranging the sections in order reception.

Step 2: Configure the schedule

Below are a number of examples of different schedules. Any of them can be used as a starting point when creating your schedule. For more information about all settings, see Schedule, scheduled orders (window).

  1. Select the repetition interval on which the schedule should be based under Happens.
  2. Specify how often the scheduled copies should be generated in the Interval field. If “2” is selected, the orders are generated every second day, week or month; if “3” is selected it will be every third day and so on.

    Tips!

    The dates on which the scheduled copies will be generated can be seen under Next three occasions while the settings are being configured. Try it out until you get it right. If a schedule is created that will not generate any scheduled copies, no dates will appear under Next three occasions.

  3. Enter the date of the schedule under Period. Opter starts counting the interval from the day entered as the starting date.

Varning!

National public holidays must be defined in Register > Holidays. They are not automatically retrieved from the calendar.

Example of schedule settings

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Step 3: Choose whether the scheduled copies will be generated automatically

The default setting for automatic generation is defined in the system settings and applies to all schedule templates. If automatic generation is enabled in the system settings, the time at which the scheduled copies are generated appears in brackets after Autogenerate using the system settings. If it is not enabled, no time is displayed in the brackets.

It is possible to make exceptions to the default settings for individual schedule templates by selecting Autogenerate at the following time. This can be useful if, for example, longer lead times are needed for certain orders.

Step 4: Save the schedule template

Click on Ok to save the schedule and close the window when finished. The Scheduled order checkbox has been selected in order reception, indicating that the order is a schedule template that is not displayed in dispatch and is not included in the statistics.

It is possible to continue editing the schedule template in order reception. For example, if it should be available for use as a template on the customer web, select Internet template in the Settings section. Save the schedule template as usual when finished.