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Manually Acknowledging Documents
Using Acknowledgements
Gentran:Server for Windows – November 2005
Gentran:Server for Windows User’s Guide
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Manually Acknowledging Documents
Introduction
The Acknowledge function does not generate an acknowledgement; it merely
changes the status of the outbound document.The status of a document in the Out
Drawer browser may need to be manually set to Acknowledged for many reasons.
changes the status of the outbound document.The status of a document in the Out
Drawer browser may need to be manually set to Acknowledged for many reasons.
Example
You have contacted a partner about an overdue document, and that partner
verified that it was received but they are not sending you an acknowledgement.
You have contacted a partner about an overdue document, and that partner
verified that it was received but they are not sending you an acknowledgement.
Reference
See Manually Acknowledging an Interchange, Group, or Document on
page 7 - 20 for more information.
See Manually Acknowledging an Interchange, Group, or Document on
page 7 - 20 for more information.
Procedure
To manually change the status of a document to Acknowledged, complete the
following steps:
following steps:
Step
Action
1
From the appropriate area of The Desk, select Out Drawer.
System response
The Out Drawer Summary dialog box is displayed.
The Out Drawer Summary dialog box is displayed.
2
Select the type of document for the appropriate partner and click
View.
View.
System response
The system displays the Out Drawer Browser.
The system displays the Out Drawer Browser.
3
Select an Unacknowledged document that needs to be set to “Ack’d”
(acknowledged).
(acknowledged).
Note
Unacknowledged documents are marked with one of these states.
Unacknowledged documents are marked with one of these states.
◗
Overdue
◗
Waiting
◗
Sent
◗
OnNet
◗
PickedUp
◗
NetErr
◗
NetWarn
4
Click Ack.
System response
The system sets the status of the document to “Ack’d.”
The system sets the status of the document to “Ack’d.”