Being on top of backorders and delivering goods to your customers goes a long way to building customer satisfaction. The Backorder Fulfillment Worksheet removes the headache of managing backorders by showing warehouse workers precisely what can be picked and shipped today.

Delaying or not filling backorders hurts a company’s finances. Delays mean cash is collected later than it could have been, and refunds and credits have to be issued if orders are never filled. Backorder Fulfillment Worksheet helps maintains healthy financial statements.

When supply chains are strained and markets are vying for products, companies that can deliver goods to customers sooner than their competitors will benefit. The Backorder Fulfillment Worksheet puts you on top of your backorder management processes to move goods as soon as they are available.

The Backorder Fulfillment Worksheet lets Business Central users view and manage all of their backorders in a single view. The worksheet will show what backorders can be fully or partially filled as your inventory levels change.

The Backorder Fulfillment Worksheet lets users sort orders and prioritizes the orders to fill first. For example, orders can be sorted by the oldest orders first, by the customer, by the carrier, and several other parameters.

Sometimes, you may need more stock to fill all backorders, so you may choose to spread the available goods across multiple backorders. Splitting up inventory across orders is particularly useful when there is a high demand by numerous customers. Goods can be divided, so customers may only get their orders filled partially, but they will receive some stock.

Once the Backorder Fulfillment Worksheet has been configured to identify the backorders to fill, with the click of a mouse, Pick or Warehouse Shipment documents are automatically created. This further streamlines the order fulfillment process.