Customer deviation codes (CDC)
Customer Deviation Codes (CDC) is a register which holds all valid combinations of deviation codes and associated actions. The combinations define the sequence of actions that must be taken in response to a particular deviation. Valid combinations are typically defined by the QA manager and the configuration itself is done by JHC personnel.
Field definitions CDC
Status - Valid statuses are:
St: 1: Edit mode, not yet active or available
St: 4: Active and available
St: 9: Closed, unavailable and inactive
Docid - CDC sequence number that uniquely identifies a particular rule set for a deviation type. Note that default rules are emphasized.
Deviation - Deviation type. Code and text are predefined by QA and JHC personnel.
Warehouse - Required warehouse action. Code and text are predefined by QA and JHC personnel.
Account - Required account department action. Code and text are predefined by QA and JHC personnel.
ICT - Actions required in case of inter company trading. Code and text are predefined by QA and JHC personnel.
LandedCost - Describes the basis for calculating the gross margin on the new document. Code and text are predefined by QA and JHC personnel.
Def - The selected default rule set for each deviation type.
AccountPart - Used for setting default accounting of fee, freight, and tax.
Prio - Used to set a priority display sequence in the corresponding CDV documents.
Loc - Defines the location from where the goods are sent from. If not defined, the location on the CSA will be used.
Rev - Revision history.