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Overview
In Framework v8, Logistics SupplierConnect Notifications (eg. call-ups, rescheduling, call-offs, etc.) are now called “Schedule Requests”.
SupplierConnect notifications were previously sent via the Framework Cloud Gateway as emails. They are now queued and sent via Framework Cloud.
Schedule Request Outbox
A new user interface (UI) icon has been added to give an overview of the Schedule Request Outbox, and visibility of requests and their status.
From the Framework ECM Production Module, a new icon has been added to the status bar (bottom of the application), alongside the Cloud Connector Status button.
Note: The icon will flash Red if there are any issues and will continue to flash until the issues are dismissed.
Double click the Outbox - Schedule Requests icon to raise the Outbox dialog.
Issues with successfully sending Schedule Requests may occur from time to time. Examples may include invalid email addresses, connectivity issues etc. Office teams using Framework ECM will be able to acknowledge/remove any requests in the Outbox which may not be able to be sent. This will help office teams keep track of any items that need to be re-issued as well as give visibility of any potential issues that may need to be raised with internal IT teams.
Dismissing Schedule Requests
From the dialog, double left-click on the Dismiss column (red X icon), a dialog will appear.
Note: the Dismiss action is specific to the Schedule Request row selected.
Press ‘Yes’ to finish Dismissing the item, to remove it from the Outbox.
Note: Your call forward will update for the dismissed notification, and the icon that will appear next to the task will be a yellow exclamation mark (Issue Status), in place of the existing notification status.
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If required, the Schedule Request can be attempted again once the cause of the original issue has been resolved.