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How shipping and branch coverage work
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Besides zones, your store has two coverage screens:
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one for shipping in general, and one specific to each branch.
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Let's start with shipping coverage.
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Each row is a rule about a zone:
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whether it's covered or excluded, for which operator or supplier,
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and with what priority.
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Tap plus to add a new rule.
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Pick the zone you want to set the rule for.
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This switch decides whether the zone is covered or excluded for this rule.
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Let's mark it Excluded, as an example.
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If you have more than one rule for the same zone,
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priority decides which one applies first. And finally, save.
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Now let's look at branch coverage:
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it's different, because here the rule is specific to each physical branch.
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Each rule states, for one specific branch,
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which zones an order can leave from and which zones it can be delivered to. Tap plus to create one.
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Pick the branch.
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Then check the origin zones:
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where the orders this branch handles can come from.
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And the destination zones:
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where it can deliver to. This narrows down exactly which routes each branch handles.
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Save the rule.
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One important point: if a branch has no rule here at all,
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it can still receive orders from any zone, with no restriction.
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These rules aren't a requirement to operate — they let you narrow down,
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whenever you want, exactly which zones each branch handles.
Did you get it?
Besides zones, how many coverage screens does the store have?
Two: one for shipments in general and one specific to each branch
Just one, unified for everything
Four, one per connected logistics operator
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