techSHIP

When downloading OMR rules and then importing them, whether it's a new rule or if you are replacing them the priority number is not preserved. The order of operation remains but if we add another rule it will potentially incorectly place the rule in the wrong order.

Add the following on the OMR drop-down as actions for UPS Invoice: Recipient Tax ID (Sent To) Sender Tax ID (From)

Add Item Quantity under conditions in OMR

Add 'Zone' as a condition in the Advanced Rate Shopping Rule and OMR rules.

Description of the Feature Request: Add new fields in OMR for Dangerous Goods (Purolator) Dangerous Goods flag Dangerous Goods Class Dangerous Goods Mode Requester: Brent Smith (Farrow Logistics) TK: https://support.techdinamics.com/a/tickets/1365633

Sometimes customers set OMR rules copy-pasting incorrectly or writing typos into the Billing Account Client Name free text field. It would be great to change this field from text field to dropdown and populate it reading from the Billing Accounts under that Client to take the error margin to zero.

When using explicit order restrictions, if an order is blocked from processing by an explicit restriction, our order processing staff has no way to see why the order was blocked other than the generic error message displayed by Techship advising that it's been restricted in the client's profile settings. The ability to customize the error message displayed depending on the condition that triggered the rejection would be very helpful in guiding staff: i.e. "This order cannot be processed because it exceeds $800 in value - reprocess this order using XYZ service, commercially cleared"

I am attempting to set up some OMR rules for a client so that when a certain consignee is shipped, the ship-to address will be changed to a different one. I can see fields in the OMR rule to set the ship-to name, company, phone, email, address 1, address 2, and address 3, but I don't see fields to be able to set the ship-to state, city, or postal code. Is this something that is possible to do, or am I looking in the wrong place to be able to do it?

Do you have the "hour" field available in the OMR conditions? Ideally, I would like to create an OMR: "If the ship-to-company is 1CA01, and the time is > 11:00 AM, and the current day of the week is either 4 or 5, THEN Saturday Delivery Flag is True"?

We would like to leverage the OMR rules for the postal code range. The problem is the postal code is set up as type "text" and not "number," so we cannot use mathematical operations (less than, greater than). Example Postal code is greater than or equals 78701 and less than or equals 78260 (Texas)