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D Appendix - Known Issues

The following section covers features and workflows that are currently not supported in both the solutions, the integration flow, or both of these.

Table D-1 Known Issues

IssueNotes
Merchandising update
on waving
When WMS Cloud starts working on a stock order (transfer or allocation) by
waving, the activity code used to support this update does not have quantity
information available to update Merchandising and, therefore, the SO status
message to Merchandising assumes the entire stock order is allocated when
a stock order is waved in WMS Cloud.
If you don’t wish to use this feature, it is recommended that you do not
configure the activity code in WMS Cloud.
Item DeleteWhen an item is deleted in Merchandising, it is not communicated to WMS
Cloud. Such items must be manually deleted from WMS when deleted from
Merchandising.
Stock Order DeleteWhen a stock order is closed in Merchandising, the details are not
communicated to WMS Cloud. It is expected that these orders would be
separately purged at the WMS end based on their system configuration.
Transfers with FinishingIntegration of finishing details is not supported between Merchandising and
WMS Cloud. If you have internal finishers in your warehouses where you need
to send finishing information to the warehouse, this integration will need to be
field enabled in order to support this process.
Customer Order ReturnsIntegration between Oracle Retail Order Management Cloud Service
(OROMS) and WMS Cloud for customer order returns to a warehouse is not
currently supported in the integration. Customers requiring this functionality
can look at these two options:

Processing the return in both WMS Cloud and OROMS manually. In
WMS Cloud, it would be processed as an adjustment using reason code
RMA (which is not mapped to Merchandising). Then, when the return is
processed in OROMS, it will be communicated to Merchandising
(including the warehouse details) to update inventory.
1

Field enable the integration between WMS Cloud and OROMS using
standard APIs for each product.
Cycle CountsCycle counts between WMS and Merchandising require manual
communication of the items to be counted and the date for the count, based
on the cycle count request created in Merchandising. After the count, the
results should be extracted into a file to be sent to Merchandising in the format
specified in the Conversion of WMS Stock Count Results File (lifstkup)
integration. See the_Merchandising Operations Guide_for more details.
Allocatable Lock CodesAllocatable lock codes, which allows different classifications of available
inventory, are not supported in the WMS Cloud and Merchandising integration.
This functionality should not be configured in WMS Cloud.
Ship Via for RTVsThe ship via code on an order is used by WMS Cloud to determine the carrier
that should be used for shipping and is required for all shipments by WMS
Cloud. For B2C or B2B order types, this is either provided in the integration
(B2C) or able to be derived (B2B). However, for RTVs this must be manually
selected on the order.

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Appendix D

Table D-1 (Cont.) Known Issues

IssueNotes
Transaction Item with a
Parent
Transaction-level items setup in Merchandising with a parent, where the diffs
at the parent level are all Diff IDs, rather than one or more diff groups cannot
be supported when integrating with WMS Cloud. This is due to the way in
which WMS Cloud handles the item code by concatenating the item parts ‘a-f’
together in a way that must be unique. See the Convert Master Data section
for information on how items are mapped to the WMS Cloud parts.
Items with a parent that does not use diff groups or diffs is supported and will
be treated like an item without a parent in WMS Cloud.
  • 1 See also the Merchandising and SIM Integration with OMS and OB white paper at My Oracle Support ID 2088235.1.

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