Sales Order Data

This article contains the description of the Sana Commerce specific sales data which is filled in by a customer in the Sana webshop during the checkout process.

While placing an order in the Sana webshop a customer can select delivery method, payment method, add reference number and comment. All this information is stored in the sales order in Microsoft Dynamics AX.

To check the Sana Commerce specific sales data in Microsoft Dynamics AX click: Accounts receivable > Sales orders > All sales orders. Open the sales order details. All Sana Commerce specific sales data is stored on the E-commerce and Price and discount FastTabs.

The table below provides the description of the Sana Commerce specific fields.

Field	Description
Sana Order
Sana order	Defines whether an order is placed from the Sana webshop.
Sana webshop name	The name of the webshop where an order was created.
Sana order date received	Date when an order was placed.
Sana order time received	Time when an order was placed.
Authorization status	The status of the order after authorization. The order can be approved or declined. For more information, see Shop Account Roles.
Sana shipment method name	The name of the shipment method selected in the Sana webshop while placing an order. The shipping cost is stored in the sales order charges and is registered on the shipping cost account set in the Webshops table. To see the shipping cost open the sales order and on the Sell tab, click Charges.
Sell-to shop account e-mail	Customer's shop account e-mail from Sana Admin.
Admin account e-mail	The e-mail address of a webstore administrator. If customers face some difficulties in the checkout process, a customer service representative can impersonate customers and place the order for them. If a customer service representative impersonates a customer and places an order in the Sana webstore, then the e-mail address of the webstore administrator will be recorded into the sales order. Using this field, a sales manager in Microsoft Dynamics AX can easily differentiate sales orders placed by the customer and customer service representative. For more information, see Shop Accounts.
Payment
Payment method name	The name of the payment method selected in the Sana webshop while placing an order. The payment cost is stored in the sales order charges and is registered on the payment cost account set in the Webshops table. To see the payment cost open the sales order and on the Sell tab, click Charges.
Payment method type	NOTE Applies to: Sana Commerce Cloud 10.0.56 and higher in Microsoft Dynamics AX. Sana stores the payment method type that was used by the customer to pay for the order, such as Visa, Mastercard, American Express, etc. This payment method type is sent by the payment service provider used to process payments. NOTE Currently, only the payment method type sent by Sana Pay payment provider is stored in this field. Other payment providers do not support this feature for now.
Payment method status	The status of the payment method.
Payment transaction ID	The unique payment transaction ID.
Sana promotion
If a customer applied a discount (from Sana Admin) to the sales order, information about discount will be available in the Sana promotion section. There you will see the name of the discount, discount type and amount, etc.
Sana pickup location
Pickup location ID	Some delivery services support pickup locations, for example nShift. If customers place an order in the Sana webstore and select a shipping carrier which supports pickup locations, they can select a pickup location instead of the shipping address. In this case, the ID and address of the selected pickup location will be stored in these fields.
Pickup location address

Reference Number, Comments and Requested Delivery Date

When customers or sales agents place an order in the Sana webshop, they can enter the reference number, comments (limited to 2000 characters) and requested delivery date. This information is stored in the sales order in Microsoft Dynamics AX.

You can show and hide these fields on the last checkout step per customer type and make them optional or required. For more information, see Checkout Header Fields.

The comment is stored in the Comments field, on the E-Commerce FastTab.

The reference number is stored in the Customer reference field, on the General FastTab.

The requested delivery date is stored in the Requested ship date and Requested receipt date fields on the Delivery FastTab in the sales order header and lines.

For more information about the requested delivery date, see Delivery Dates.

The Requested Delivery Date Stored in the Sales Order Header

The Requested Delivery Date Stored in the Sales Order Lines

Microsoft Dynamics AX automatically sets the delivery date using the delivery date control settings. Microsoft Dynamics AX uses the delivery date control settings to propose from today’s date when the warehouse can have product ready and shipped. Then once shipped, how long it will take to be delivered to a customer location.

There are three main methods of delivery date control:

• Sales Lead Time (SLT)

• Available-to-promise (ATP)

• Capable-to-promise (CTP)

For example, a customer selects the requested delivery date for the order in the Sana webshop, but it is not possible to deliver the order on the specified date, then Microsoft Dynamics AX will calculate the possible delivery date for the order.

If a customer does not enter the requested delivery date in the Sana webshop, the dates will be automatically set in Microsoft Dynamics AX based on the delivery date control settings.

To set up the delivery date control, in Microsoft Dynamics AX click: Accounts receivable > Setup > Accounts receivable parameters > Shipments.

The delivery date control settings can be also configured for each product separately. Open the necessary product and click: Manage inventory > Default order settings > Sales order.

If you select the Override delivery control checkbox and configure the delivery date control settings for the product, then the general delivery control settings will be ignored.