Consignee Customer List

Consignee Customer List in DreamzCMMS

DreamzCMMS allows organizations to manage external customers or partners through the Consignment module. The Consignee Customer List helps you maintain records of companies that receive consignment stock, including their credit limits, payment terms, contact information, and delivery details.

By creating consignee customers, businesses can efficiently track consignment orders, deliveries, and inventory movement associated with specific customers.


Overview

The Consignee Customer List page displays all registered consignment customers in the system. Each consignee record contains key information such as company name, customer code, contact details, and status.

Administrators can use this page to:

  • View all consignee customers

  • Add new consignees

  • Edit existing consignee records

  • Manage consignment-related customer information

This centralized list helps organizations manage customer relationships and maintain accurate records for consignment transactions.

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How to Access the Consignee Customer List

Step 1 – Navigate to Consignment

From the main menu, scroll down to the Consignment section.

Click Consignee Customer List.


Step 2 – View the Consignee Customer List

Once opened, the All Consignee List page will display all existing consignee customers along with their details.

Information displayed typically includes:

  • Company

  • Customer Code

  • Name

  • Phone

  • Email

  • Status

  • Available Actions

You can also manage records using the Select Action dropdown.


How to Create a New Consignee Customer

Step 1 – Click New Consignee

On the Consignee Customer List page, click the New Consignee button located in the top-right corner.

This will open the consignee creation form.


Step 2 – Enter Consignee Information

In the Consignee Information section, enter the required details such as:

  • Consignee Code

  • Company Name

  • Credit Limit

  • Credit Period

  • Overdue Limit

  • Shipping Mode

  • Payment Terms

  • Preferred User

  • Preferred Location

  • Department

  • Currency

  • Active Status

These details help define the business relationship and credit rules for the consignee.


Step 3 – Enter Address Information

Under Address Information, provide the consignee’s address details:

  • Address

  • Zipcode

  • Country

  • State

  • City

This information is used for shipment and delivery tracking.


Step 4 – Enter Contact Person Details

In the Contact Person section, add the primary contact information for the consignee:

  • First Name

  • Middle Name

  • Last Name

  • Email

  • Mobile

  • Phone

  • Fax

This ensures there is a designated point of contact for communication regarding orders and deliveries.


Step 5 – Save the Consignee

After entering all required details:

  1. Review the information

  2. Click Save

The new consignee will now appear in the Consignee Customer List and can be used in consignment orders and deliveries.


Tips for Managing Consignee Customers

  • Assign clear consignee codes for easy identification.

  • Configure credit limits and credit periods carefully to control financial exposure.

  • Ensure contact information is kept up to date for smooth communication.

  • Regularly review consignee records to maintain accurate business data.

Proper consignee management helps organizations streamline consignment operations and maintain accurate customer records.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is a consignee in DreamzCMMS?

A consignee is a customer or partner who receives goods through consignment. Their details are stored in the Consignee Customer List for tracking orders and deliveries.


Can I edit consignee information after creation?

Yes. Existing consignee records can be edited from the Consignee Customer List using the available actions.


Why is a credit limit required for a consignee?

The credit limit helps control how much credit a consignee can use when placing consignment orders.


Can multiple contact persons be added for a consignee?

Typically, one primary contact person is defined in the consignee record, but additional communication contacts can be maintained through internal records if needed.


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