What is over-shipped cargo in SAP TM-ADP-CSL-NAO - Network & Operations for Container Shipping Liners?

SAP Term: over-shipped cargo

• Component: TM-ADP-CSL-NAO

• Component Name: Network & Operations for Container Shipping Liners

• Description: The cargo that is loaded onto a vessel at a port in error.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Over-shipped cargo is a term used in the SAP Transportation Management (TM) Network & Operations for Container Shipping Liners (TM-ADP-CSL-NAO) component. It refers to cargo that has been shipped in excess of the amount that was ordered. This can occur due to incorrect order entry, incorrect packing, or other errors.
  
  How to use it: 
  In the TM-ADP-CSL-NAO component, over-shipped cargo can be identified by comparing the actual shipment quantity to the ordered quantity. If the actual shipment quantity is greater than the ordered quantity, then it is considered over-shipped cargo. The user can then take appropriate action to rectify the situation, such as returning the excess cargo or issuing a credit for it.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  It is important to monitor shipments closely to ensure that over-shipped cargo does not occur. This can be done by regularly checking the actual shipment quantities against the ordered quantities and taking corrective action if necessary.
  
  Related Information: 
  The TM-ADP-CSL-NAO component also includes features such as freight cost calculation, route optimization, and shipment tracking. These features can help reduce the risk of over-shipped cargo by providing more accurate and up-to-date information about shipments.