Running Order Completion/Repricing

The Order Completion/Repricing process (OM_BACKGRND) completes processing for orders that are entered by these methods and enables you to access the orders from the Order Entry Form component:

EDI/XML messages.
Buying agreement releases.
Replacement orders that are created from RMAs.

The Order Completion/Repricing process:

Adds the default order schedule based on information at the order line level.
Applies the buying agreement, sold to customer, ship to customer, bill to customer, and order group defaults to the header, lines, and schedules.
Performs order pricing and tax defaults and calculations.
Processes deliveries, freight calculation (internal and external), and weight and volume pricing.

The Order Completion/Repricing process is made up of these programs:

OM_BACKGRND

Calls all of the sub application engine programs to perform the processing.

OM_PRICER & OM_GIVEAWAY

Perform pricing or repricing.

OM_BACKGRND3

Performs tax calculations.

OM_LOAD_PRC

Performs weight and volume pricing.

OM_DEL_FRT

Performs delivery and freight processing.

Pages Used to Run Order Completion/Repricing

Page Name	Definition Name	Navigation	Usage
Order Completion	RUN_OM_BACKGRND	select Order Management, then select Quotes and Orders, then select Process Orders, then select Order Completion	Process orders that are entered by EDI/XML, Buying Agreement Releases, and replacement orders that are created by RMAs. The process also updates the pricing for all open sales order lines and schedules that are not price protected, that is, the Price Protected option is deselected. The process recalculates prices based on changes that are made to orders and changes or additions to price rules.
Order Repricing	RUN_OM_REPRICE	select Order Management, then select Quotes and Orders, then select Update Price, then select Reprice Order	Updates the pricing for all open sales order lines and schedules that are not price protected, that is, the Price Protected option is deselected. The process recalculates prices based on changes that are made to orders and changes or additions to price rules.