This article explains how you, as a buyer, can create the connections (networklinks) for Supply Chain Collaboration with your suppliers.
- Click on "Administration" and select the "Logistics Settings" menu item. SupplyOn now shows you the Supply Chain Directory.
- Click on a control point in the table.
- Click on the "Network Links" tab.
- Click on the button "Create". SupplyOn shows you the "Routing Data" page.
- Click on the button "Search supplier control point".
- Select a supplier in the list. Click on "Accept" and you are transferred back to the "Routing Data" page.
- Enter your internally used supplier number.
- Click on "Add SellerInfo" to enter additional supplier numbers.
- Select a logical file name for your process from the drop-down menu and configure the supply trigger for the reference number. Click on "Add ST and Article No." to enter further supply triggers.
- Click on "Save".
- You will now be presented the overview of the plants that the supplier is assigned to.
- Click on the button "Create"
- SupplyOn shows you the transaction result page. Click on the button "Back to Network Link Overview".
- Click on the button "Back to Network Link Search" to view the network link overview page or on the button "Back to Search Result" to view the ControlPoint overview page.
If necessary, you can apply unique rules for the whole corporate group, which define the linking of suppliers to control points . There are two possible scenarios:
- You are editing a control point that is assigned to the group of linked control points. In this case, all other control points in the group for supplier assignment will be handeled just the same.
- You are editing a control point that is not assigned to the group of linked control points. In this case, all other control points will be handeled separately. Please see step 11 in the following process description.
If you have configured SupplyOn to link suppliers consistently for the whole buyer corporate group, the user does not have the possibility to change the preselected control points.