1. Implementing Order Management
  2. Import Dual Units of Measure

Import Dual Units of Measure

You can import an item that uses dual units of measure in the same way that you import an item that doesn't.

Here's an example payload:

You can import an item that uses dual units of measure in the same way that you import an item that doesn't.

For example, you can import:

Attribute

Value

ProductNumber

Sushi Tuna

OrderedQuantity

3

OrderedUOM

Case of 3

Note

  • You can import through REST API, a web service, file-based data import (FBDI), or Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).

  • You don't import some attributes for dual measures, such as secondary quantity, secondary UOM, secondary ordered quantity, and so on. Instead, Order Management calculates them at runtime according to your set ups.

Import Pricing

You can import a sales order that you already priced:

You can import a sales order that you already priced.

If you set the Pricing attribute in the Units of Measure area in Product Information Management to:

  • Secondary. You must import price details for the item's secondary measure. If you don't, you'll encounter an error during import.

  • Primary. You don't have to include these details.

Order Management doesn't check to make sure that the Priced Quantity in the imported order matches the conversion between the quantity ordered in the measure on the order line and the item's secondary measure. You must do this manually.

Use the freeze attributes. See Freeze Price on Sales Orders.

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