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Hi everyone,


I want to configure a last mile delivery network where each SO would be automatically placed at a predefined warehouse (a local store). Can I achieve that by using the product category? 


Example:

 - Product 1 ("Buy a delivery in city 1") -> SO is created on STORE1 by default

 - Product 2 ("Buy a delivery in city 2") -> SO is created on STORE2 by default


I know there is a way to link the customer to a default warehouse, but I want a customer to keep the option to select the store he prefers. The routes system will organise the pull actions nicely from the DCs.


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What happens when a customer has product 1 and product 2 in the same SO?

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I precise that the product IS the delivery itself, so the customer will be forced to select one SKU / one quantity per SO when he buys it on the website.

Product 1: "Delivery from city A to city B, 1kg, 2$"

Product 2: "Delivery from city A to city B, 2kg, 4$"

Product 3: "Delivery from city B to city C, 1kg, 1.5$"


I am wondering if there is a way to configure that without any line of Python.

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If your product itself is the delivery ‘service’ why would you want it to be associated with a warehouse?

The routes, work on the product lines on a delivery order. But since you would have only 1 line, all that you would want to track is the steps. The functionality of backorder and returns wouldn’t be of consideration here.

My suggestion would be to define as a service and create a task for the relevant store. Define each store as a project. (This would be the equivalent to a WH) 

For each Project define the stages to mirror the routes of WH. Furthermore you also have the ability to restrict access at project level, same as you would have in a WH.

Am not sure if I may have understood completely your user case here.

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