| Monthly Capacity Details (fmrpg1500m000) |  |
| This session displays the transport-capacity requirements according to the selected options for the freight orders specified in the Generate Rough Planning (fmrpg1200m000) session. To view capacity details, double-click the appropriate line. To view a chart displaying the monthly capacity, on the Specific menu, click View Chart. To view details of the transport means group used, on the Specific menu, click Carriers/LSP by Transport Means Group. Related topics Generate Rough Planning (fmrpg1200m000) Freight order statuses The use of transport means groups
Fields | Description
Shipping Office | A department that is responsible for the organization of transportation for one or more warehouses. When goods are moved from or to a warehouse, the responsible shipping office plans the transportation of these goods or subcontracts the transportation of the goods. In direct delivery scenarios, the shipping office provides planning or transport subcontracting services for external suppliers or customers. In Freight Management, a shipping office plays a key role in load building and freight order clustering. Freight orders are grouped by shipping office. The groups of freight orders by shipping office are used by the load building engine to build shipments and loads, or by the freight order clustering engine to build freight order clusters.
Planning Group | An entity that is used to group freight order lines into shipments and loads or freight order clusters. Each freight order line is allocated to a planning group. Freight order lines with different planning groups cannot be in the same shipment, load, or freight order cluster. For example, all goods destined for Belgium are subdivided into planning group Belgium. From a hierarchical perspective, the planning group is one level below the shipping office. A shipping office has one or more planning groups. Freight orders are grouped into shipping offices, the underlying freight order lines are grouped into the planning groups of the shipping office.
Transport Means Group | A classification used to group means of transport, such as: Vans Trucks Container ships Cargo aircraft For each group, properties are defined, such as: The average speed The loading capacity Each means of transport defined in Freight Management belongs to a transport means group. For example, transport means group: Vans, means of transport: van with licence number XX333444 .
Month | The number of the month or week for which rough planning is carried out as specified in the Generate Rough Planning (fmrpg1200m000) session.
Expected Orders | The number of means of transport required to carry out the transportation of the goods listed on expected and planned freight orders for the specified shipping office, planning group, and load date.
Available per Day | The total number of means of transport and vehicle types of the transport means combination * Maximum Planning Percentage of the transport means groups of the means of transport and vehicle types.
Actual Orders | The number of means of transport required to carry out the transportation of the goods listed on actual freight orders for the specified shipping office, planning group, and load date.
All Orders | The aggregated number of means of transport required for Expected, Planned, and Actual (if Actual orders are included in the overview) freight orders for the specified shipping office, planning group, and load date.
Volume | The aggregated volume of the freight orders of the specified planned load date.
Weight | The aggregate weight of the freight orders with the specified load date.
Floor Space | The aggregate floor space of the freight orders of the specified load date.
Pieces | The aggregate piece unit quantity of the freight orders of the specified load date. Related topics Piece units used in load building and loading capacity checks
Piece Unit | The piece unit for the freight orders of the specified load date. Related topics Piece units used in load building and loading capacity checks