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Drop Ship Between Subsidiary Companies

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Use inter-company drop shipping when one Company sells to a Customer while goods are supplied directly by another Company in the same Bravo Hub ERP site. This combines the Drop Ship workflow with inter-company Customer and Supplier relationships.

Create or confirm:

  • Both Companies in the same site.
  • An internal Customer representing the supplying Company.
  • An internal Supplier representing the selling Company.
  • Represents Company and internal-party settings on both masters.
  • Items, Warehouses, Price Lists, taxes, and inter-company accounts.
  • Permissions for both Companies.

Review Inter Company Invoices before using the workflow. Each Company remains a separate accounting entity.

  1. Create a Customer for the Company that buys internally.
  2. Enable Is Internal Customer and select Represents Company.
  3. Create the reciprocal Supplier.
  4. Enable Is Internal Supplier and select the represented Company.
  5. Save both records.

  1. In the selling Company, create a Sales Order for the external Customer.
  2. Add the Items.
  3. Select the highlighted pencil icon to open the Item row.
  4. Enable Drop Ship for the row.
  5. Select the Supplier that represents the supplying subsidiary.
  6. Save and submit.

A Sales Order Item with Supplier delivers to Customer and the subsidiary Supplier highlighted.

In a drop-ship flow, stock availability in the selling Company’s Warehouse does not replace Supplier fulfilment planning.

From the submitted Sales Order:

  1. Select Create > Purchase Order.
  2. Choose the internal Supplier.
  3. Review the mapped external Customer delivery address and Items.
  4. Confirm the buying Company, schedule dates, rates, taxes, and terms.
  5. Save and submit.

A Purchase Order created for an internal Supplier with the Customer delivery address.

The Purchase Order instructs the supplying subsidiary to deliver directly to the external Customer.

Create the corresponding internal sales and purchase invoices according to your inter-company transaction process. Then invoice the external Customer from the selling Company.

Keep these relationships clear:

RelationshipDocument
External Customer owes selling CompanyExternal Sales Invoice
Selling Company owes supplying subsidiaryInternal Purchase Invoice
Supplying subsidiary bills selling CompanyInternal Sales Invoice

Tax and transfer-pricing requirements vary by jurisdiction. Configure them with qualified accounting advice.

ProblemWhat to check
Internal Supplier cannot be selectedConfirm Is Internal Supplier, Represents Company, permissions, and disabled status
Purchase Order uses the wrong CompanyReview the internal party relationship and mapped Company
Customer address is missingConfirm the Sales Order shipping address and drop-ship row
Inter-company invoice is not generatedReview reciprocal Customer and Supplier masters and inter-company settings
Stock is moved in the selling CompanyConfirm that the Item row uses Drop Ship and that no Delivery Note was created for that stock

Does the selling Company receive the goods?

Section titled “Does the selling Company receive the goods?”

No. In the intended drop-ship flow, the Supplier delivers directly to the external Customer.

Are inter-company invoices still required?

Section titled “Are inter-company invoices still required?”

Yes. The Companies remain separate accounting entities even though they share an Bravo Hub ERP site.

Yes. Configure Drop Ship at the Item-row level and plan the remaining lines through the normal warehouse flow.

Section titled “Does Bravo Hub ERP determine legal transfer prices?”

No. Configure internal rates and taxes according to your organization’s policy and applicable law.