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In many stores, each person who enters orders works at a single location and always ships from there.

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Even so, the first step when creating an order is filling in the origin:

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a repeated step that adds nothing, and one more chance to make a mistake.

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That's what a store parameter is for.

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It's under Settings, Parameters.

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We search for "origen" and it shows up:

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hide the origin when creating an order on the web for users with a single branch.

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By default it's set to No.

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We edit it with the pencil, turn it on and save.

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Anyone with permission to edit the store's settings can change it.

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Back to New order. Now the wizard starts right at the destination:

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notice that the Origin step no longer appears at the top.

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We fill in the destination like in any order:

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state, city, street, number and the recipient's details.

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We choose the service and the shipment type, also as usual.

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The summary shows where the order ships from:

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the origin is your branch's address, and its name and phone number appear as the sender.

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Nothing had to be typed.

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When does it apply? Three conditions must be met:

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the parameter is turned on for the store, the user is assigned a single branch,

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and that branch is active and has its full address, with its location marked on the map.

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If any of them is missing, the Origin step shows up as usual.

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For example, a user with several branches or none, a branch without a location,

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or an order entered by the logistics operator from its own application.

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And if the branch moves, just update its address:

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new orders ship from the new address.

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That way, whoever always ships from the same location enters orders faster and without mistakes in the origin.