Hi Anthony,

I don’t know if you really need to control specifically like this from an external source but why can’t you use the Allocation Batch and schedule jobs to allocate?

The challenge with an API is that you would need to address all the aspects yourself of what document requested the part.  I don’t have such an API myself but perhaps someone who is more familiar with external logistics integrations might have an idea?

Hi Anthony,

Below is an API sample to allocate IMO line.

Please replace everything with the {} with the appropriate value.
For non consignment stock, please remove the company_id

<root xmlns:dt="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:datatypes">
  <session email="" alias="">
    <state bc_name="log_int_order">
      <action name="execmacro">
        <attribute bo_name="main" macro_name="SOURCING" />
        <attribute dtype="string" value="{order_id}" />
        <attribute dtype="string" value="{demand_id}" />
        <attribute dtype="string" value="- -req_qty,cancel_due_date_check,part_id,whse,bin,fr_bin_code_id,inv_type,company_id,${qty},1,{bpart_id},{warehouse_id},{bin_id},{bin_code_id},{inv_type_id},{company_id}," />
        <attribute dtype="string" value="{qty}" />
      </action>
    </state>
  </session>
</root>

Good luck.

Hi @Joshua Liem 

Thanks you very much.

regards

anthony