1. Shipments (Formerly ASN) Boeing Supply Chain Platform (BSCP) Detailed Training January 2015

2. Table of Contents Note: The term ‘Shipment’ in BSCP represents an electronic advance shipment notification (ASN) that is sent to Boeing’s backend systems. 1 Slide NumberTraining Topic 2 Explain the shipment* process in BSCP 9 Create shipments using the ‘Create Shipment’ workflow 14 Enter data on shipments 24 Create shipments directly from purchase orders 34 Create draft shipments 40 Print shipping labels 48 Set up default values for shipping data 52 Locate shipments in BSCP and view status/history 61 Update or cancel shipments 68 Download shipment data from BSCP 72 Upload shipment data into BSCP

3. 2 Explain the Shipment Process in BSCP

4. BSCP Process: Shipments Select order items to be shipped Enter shipment data Print shipping labels Finish Ship materials Start ‘Create Shipment’ workflow Send Shipment Notification to Boeing 3

5. Sending Shipment Notices from BSCP Sent by a Supplier to Boeing Notifies when the order will ship Provides order details and shipment tracking information Can be used to create and print a shipping label Business Process: The shipment process allows Suppliers to create, edit, send, and manage shipments to Boeing. 4 Boeing Supplier Shipment

6. Shipment Creation Rules Purchase order lines include a ‘Shipment Allowed’ flag. Only order lines where the flag is set to “Yes” can be selected and included in a shipment in BSCP. A shipment can only have one delivery schedule. However, a Supplier can use the same shipment to send material for one or more orders and/or one or more order schedule lines. All line items within the shipment are required to have the same ‘Ship To’, ‘Warehouse’ and ‘Supplier Code’ information. Shipments can only be created for orders in a state of: a.New b.Updated c.In Process d.Accepted e.Acknowledged with Exceptions Shipments can be created directly from purchase orders, or from the ‘Create Shipment’ workflow in BSCP. Shipment Line Item Delivery Schedule Line Item 5

7. Shipment States and Definitions Each line in the shipment will have a ‘state’ associated with it. The states of the shipment lines will roll up to determine a state at the header level for the entire shipment. Shipment States: >Sent – supplier creates a shipment line with reference to an order in BSCP. The shipment information is electronically sent to Boeing. >Shipped Unreferenced – supplier creates a shipment line that does not reference an order in BSCP. This state will be used in the future. >Archived – BSCP automatically transitions a shipment to this state 60 days after the ‘Estimated Arrival Date’ and 21 days after the ‘Last Modified Date’. Once all lines on the shipment fit the criteria for archiving, the whole shipment is archived. A single line cannot be archived. >Cancelled – supplier cancels a shipment line. 6

8. Create a Shipment – Online or Offline Shipment Creation in BSCP Shipments are typically created by working directly in BSCP. First, order schedule lines are selected. >There are two ways to select the lines – both will be explained in more detail. Then the rest of the shipping information is entered by the supplier user. The shipment notification is sent to Boeing and the shipment labels can be printed in BSCP. Shipment Creation Outside of BSCP (Upload Process) Multiple shipments can be populated in an Excel file and then uploaded into BSCP. The shipment notification is sent to Boeing and the shipment labels can be printed in BSCP. Typically, there is an automated extract of data from the supplier’s backend systems. Suppliers use the upload process manually. Note: This presentation only provides an overview of the ‘upload’ shipment creation process. See additional training materials for more detailed information. 7

9. A shipment can be created from these starting places in BSCP: 1.Create Shipment workflow on navigation tree (preferred* method) 2.Create shipment from the Order Summary workflow (use to ship all lines) 3.Create shipment from the Order Search workflow (use to ship specific order lines) Create a Shipment – Online Options 2 1 3 8 Notes: * Option # 1 is the preferred method because it can be used for shipping lines across orders and for large orders where you need to select lines on multiple pages. BDS does not allow multiple orders to be represented on one ASN.

10. 9 Create Shipments Using the ‘Create Shipment’ Workflow

11. Option 1: ‘Create Shipment’ Workflow 1.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Shipment  Create Shipment 2.Enter search criteria (i.e. Order Number) to locate the order(s) for the shipment. It must exactly match what is in the system. Note: For large orders, you can use ‘Line ID’ or ‘Schedule State’ to improve your search results. You can also add a ‘*’ on both sides of data to improve search results (*123*). 3.Click Search 2 1 3 10

12. Option 1: ‘Create Shipment’ Workflow 4.Use checkboxes to select the order schedule lines to be included on the shipment 5.Click the Next button Important Notes: Be sure to select the correct schedule line and position number from the order! All lines on the shipment need to go to the same ‘ship to’ address. If a schedule line was already sent, it still appears on this list page. Only order lines with the shipment flag set to ‘Yes’ will appear in these search results (see next slide). >Cancelled lines will not appear. 4 5 11

13. ‘Shipment Allowed’ Flag on Order Lines If you do not see an order line during the ‘Create Shipment’ workflow, you can check to make sure that it is allowed to be shipped in BSCP: A.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Discrete Order  Search B.Enter the ‘Order Number’ (use asterisks as wildcards) and then click the Search button C.On the list page of search results, scroll to the right and look for a Yes in the ‘Shipment Allowed’ column for the line that you want to ship (If the flag is No, it will not be in the search results for the ‘Create Shipment’ workflow.) 12 A B C C

14. Enter Data on the Shipment After you have selected the order lines, you need to fill in the shipment form in BSCP (A). The shipment is not a record in BSCP (and therefore cannot be searched by the ASN Number) until this form is saved and sent to Boeing or saved as a draft. The shipment record in BSCP will have many data fields already populated. Fields with a red asterisk next to them are required fields. 13 A

15. 14 Enter Data on Shipments

16. Pre-Populated Data on Shipments Many data fields on the shipment are pre-populated from: Values on the purchase order, such as Order Number, Item Number or Part Number >These values cannot be changed by the supplier on the shipment. Values that are system-generated, such as Shipment Number or Created Date >These values cannot be changed by the supplier on the shipment. Default values set up by an administrator as ‘Preferences’, such as Carrier Company >An administrator can set default values that will apply to all newly created shipments (see next slide). >These values can be changed by the supplier on the shipment. 15

17. How to Set Up Default Values A user with an Administrator role can enter default values for shipments. The default values apply to ALL users in that account and ALL new shipments. A.On Navigation Tree, go to Administration  Supplier Preferences B.Click Search (you do not need to enter ‘Supplier MPID’ or ‘Supplier Company’ information) C.Enter data to be applied as defaults (users can override the default values when they create shipments) Note: Use the second row to enter your data. D.When finished, click Submit B 3 A C D 16

18. Enter Header Data on the Shipment 6.Enter the Shipment Header data – the header includes the information related to the entire shipment, such as the estimated arrival date and the packing slip number. (See next slide for more details on the data fields.) Header 6 17

19. Header Fields That Can Be Edited Required data fields: Carrier Company – use the drop-down list to make a selection (Tip: Enter the first two letters of the carrier’s name to go directly to that section of the list, or enter the first letter multiple times to scroll down that section of the list.) Packing Slip Number – maximum of 64 characters, for ERPLN use a maximum of 30 characters, BDS max is 40. Total Packages – the value entered for this field is also used as the number of copies for printing shipping labels Actual Ship Date - defaults to the current date (but can be changed), must use YYYY-MM-DD format Estimated Arrive Date – this date is determined by the ‘Actual Ship Date’ plus the ‘Shipping Days’. If the ‘estimated Arrive Date’ is edited manually, the shipping days will update accordingly. ‘Estimated Arrive Date’ must be the same or later than the ‘Actual Ship Date’. You must use a YYYY-MM-DD format. Note: Dates are based on UTC/GMT time zone, so they may show ‘tomorrow’s date’. Gross Weight – defaults to zero, but can be edited Optional data fields: Purpose – defaults to the value of ‘Original’, but you can also select ‘Replace’ or ‘Cancellation’ Buyer Company – pre-populates from the purchase order Mode of Transportation – defaults to what is listed on the PO but can be changed to ‘Road’, ‘Air’, ‘Sea’ or ‘Rail’ Bill Lading/Tracking – bill of lading number or tracking number for the shipment, alphanumeric value up to 64 characters RFID – can be up to 64 characters Shipping Days – BSCP uses the number of shipping days to populate the ‘Estimated Arrive Date’. This defaults to zero, but it can be set to another default value by an administrator. If the shipping days are edited, the arrival date will update accordingly. Weight UOM – defaults to ‘Pounds’ but can be changed to ‘Kilograms’ Shipment Payment Method – pre-populates from the purchase order but can be changed from a selection list 18

20. ‘Shipping Days’ at the Header Level ‘Actual Ship Date’ + ‘Shipping Days’ = ‘Estimated Arrive Date’ A.If you enter or edit the number of days in the ‘Shipping Days’ field, it will automatically populate or update the ‘Estimated Arrive Date’ field. B.If you enter or edit the ‘Estimated Arrive Date’, it will automatically populate or edit ‘Shipping Days’. 19 A B Note: ‘Shipping Days’ can be set up with a default value that will post to all ASNs (and can be edited).

21. Line Item Fields That Can Be Edited Required data fields: >Shipped Qty – defaults to zero, but you should enter the actual amount shipped at the line level Optional data fields: >Kit Number – alphanumeric value, up to 64 characters >Vin Number – alphanumeric value, up to 64 characters >Call Off Number – alphanumeric value, up to 128 characters >Line Station Number – alphanumeric value, up to 128 characters >Receiver Reference – alphanumeric value, up to 64 characters >Serial Number(s) - Separate by commas – this field is currently not applying the comma separator so the data is sent to Boeing ‘as is’, with a max of 255 characters allowed >Asset Mgmt Tag(s) - Separate by commas – accepts up to 255 characters in blocks of 25 characters, separated by commas >Order Reference – alphanumeric value, up to 64 characters 20

22. Enter Line Item Data on the Shipment 7.Enter your Shipment Line Items data (in particular, the ‘Shipped Qty’) You must scroll to the right to see the fields that can be edited (A). Line Items 7 21 A

23. Option 1: ‘Create Shipment’ Workflow 8.Once the shipment details are filled in, you can click the Send Shipment button to turn the form into an actual record in BSCP and send the information to Boeing. The shipment is automatically sent once ‘Send Shipment’ is selected! To save the shipment and send it manually at a later time – see the section on ‘Draft Shipments’. You must send the shipment notification before you can print labels. This is different from GSCP. 8 22

24. Further Instructions for Entering Shipment Data For specific business requirements, it is important to read the additional instructions that are posted on the My Exostar website. 1.Go to www.MyExostar.comwww.MyExostar.com 2.Click on the Training tab on the top toolbar 3.Select Supply Chain Platform - Boeing 4.On the ‘Training for New Users’ page, scroll down to the Quick References Guide section to review the Enterprise Shipment – Instructions: Non 787. 1 2 4 3 23

25. 24 Create Shipments Directly from Purchase Orders

26. Option 2: Ship All Order Lines This option describes how to locate purchase orders from the Summary workflow and then select a whole order to be shipped (all lines). 1.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Discrete Order  Summary 2.Enter search criteria (i.e. Order Number) and click Search 3.Click Total link 1 25 2 3 2

27. Option 2: Ship All Order Lines The ‘Order List’ page that appears is showing one row of data per order 4.Select the order(s) to the shipped – they must have the same values for ‘Ship To’, ‘Warehouse’ and ‘Supplier Code’ 5.Click Create Shipment 4 5 26

28. Option 2: Ship All Order Lines 6.Fill in shipping information for the shipment (see previous section for filling in header and line item information). 7.Click Send Shipment, to send the info to Boeing and allow you to print shipping labels. The shipment is automatically sent once ‘Send Shipment’ is selected! To save the shipment and send it manually at a later time – see section on ‘Draft Shipments’. 7 27 6

29. Option 2: Ship All Order Lines 8.When the shipment is sent, the screen updates to show a ‘Sent’ flag (A). 9.You can now print shipping labels or update the shipment (these topics are covered in subsequent sections of this training). 28 8 9 9

30. Select multiple orders for one shipment by using commas (and no spaces in between) to list multiple order numbers: *323*,*362*,*363*. Using asterisks on both sides of the order number acts as a wildcard – which represents any number of characters before or after the set of characters that you enter. How to Ship Multiple Orders in One Shipment For some Boeing business units, you can combine multiple orders into one shipment in BSCP. However, they must have the same values for ‘Ship To’, ‘Warehouse’ and ‘Supplier Code’. Note: BDS does not allow multiple orders on one shipment. 1.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Discrete Order  Summary 2.Enter search criteria for the orders and click Search 3.Click a Total link Select order lines to ship on the next screen 1 29 2 3 2

31. Option 3: Ship Selected Order Lines Use this option to select a few items to ship from one order. 1.Go to Order Management  Discrete Order  Search 2.Enter the ‘Order Number’ 3.Click Search 1 30 2 3

32. Option 3: Ship Selected Order Lines 4.Select the Line IDs to be shipped 5.Click the Create Shipment button 31 4 5 Note: If your search results contain more than 20 records, and you want to select Line IDs across pages, you will need to follow option #1 (the ‘Create Shipment’ workflow). That process allows you to search for specific Line IDs to be included in the shipment. See slide 10.

33. Option 3: Ship Selected Order Lines 6.Fill in shipping information for the shipment (see previous section for filling in header and line item information). 7.Click Send Shipment, to send the info to Boeing and allow you to print shipping labels. The shipment is automatically sent once ‘Send Shipment’ is selected! To save the shipment and send it manually at a later time – see section on ‘Draft Shipments’. 7 32 6

34. Creating ASNs for Large Orders or Multiple Orders If you need to select order schedule lines for a shipment from a set of more than 20 order lines, you will be selecting the lines from across multiple pages of order lines. For this scenario, you MUST use Option #1 (the ‘Create Shipment’ workflow). That process allows you to select order lines on more than one list page of order lines. Note: If you try to select order lines on multiple pages from the ‘Create ASN’ button on an Order List or Order Details page, ONLY the checkboxes on the current, viewable page will be returned. 33 Example: From the ‘Create ASN’ workflow - if you select 2 items on page one, select 3 items on page two and then 1 item on page three, all 6 items would be included on the ASN. From the ‘Create ASN’ button on an Order Detail or Order List page – the same selections would add only the 1 item from page 3 (or whatever page you were on last).

35. 34 Create Draft Shipments

36. Save a ‘Draft Shipment’ Version To hold a shipment as a draft version (and delay sending), use the draft shipment process. Some suppliers use the draft shipments when one person in their company is preparing the shipments but a second person obtains the final shipping details (such as the tracking number). The first person can set up most of the shipment. And then the second person can search for the drafts, update the information and then send it to Boeing. Some important notes related to draft shipments: You cannot print labels from a draft shipment Draft shipments are located in a separate workflow in BSCP – and therefore you need to search for them in the ‘Draft Search’ workflow on the navigation tree Draft versions of shipments are not visible by users with other roles. If a draft is created by a user with a 'Shipper' role, it will not be visible to someone using an 'Admin' role until the shipment is moved out of draft status. 35

37. Save a ‘Draft Shipment’ Version 1.Follow one of the three options for creating a shipment, until you get to the ‘Create Shipment’ form (see previous sections for the steps). 2.Fill in shipment information, required fields need to be populated for the draft version. 3.When finished, click Save Draft instead of Send Shipment. 36 12 3

38. Save a ‘Draft Shipment’ Version 4.A confirmation message will appear. 37 3

39. Locate and Publish Draft Shipments 38 1 1.Go to Order Management  Shipment  Draft Search 2.Enter search criteria to locate the draft, then click Search 2

40. Locate and Publish Draft Shipments 39 3 3.From the Draft Shipment List page, click on the Shipment Number link Note: It is also possible to select one or more drafts from the list or details page and click ‘Delete Draft’. 4.Update shipment information as needed 5.When finished, click Save Draft to update the shipment, or click Send Shipment to send the shipment notification to Boeing and move the shipment to the regular ‘shipment’ workflow. 4 5

41. 40 Print Shipping Labels

42. 1.Locate shipment(s) that need labels, go to Order Management  Shipment  Search 2.Enter search criteria 3.Click the Search button 1 41 2 3

43. Print Shipping Labels 4.To print all of the labels (even across multiple pages), click the Print All Labels button Note: The number of copies of the label will be twice as many as what was indicated as the ‘Total Packages’ on the shipment (with 2 labels per printed page). One label should be placed on the outside of the shipment and the other label should be included inside the container. To print selected shipments on this page only: A.Use the left check boxes to select the shipments (you cannot select across multiple pages at one time) B.Click the Print Labels button A 42 4 B

44. Print Shipping Labels 5.Click the Refresh icon until the ‘Status’ is Completed (A) 6.Click on the ‘File Name’ link 7.Select to Open or Save the file A 43 5 6 7

45. Print from the Shipment Details Page If you are on the Shipment Details screen, you can also print labels for just this shipment. 1.Click the Print Labels button 2.In the ‘File Download’ popup window, click to Open or Save the file 1 44 2

46. Shipping Label - Sample 3.Click on the printer icon to send the document to your printer The License Plate is 'UN' + 9 digit DUNS number" _+ 10 digit shipment number (with leading zeros). Tips for troubleshooting barcode/label printing errors are in the SCP FAQs on www.MyExostar.com. 45 3

47. Print the Shipment Details 1.From the shipment details page, click the Print ASN button 2.Click Open, in the File Download pop-up window 3.Click the print icon in the Adobe file 1 2 3 46

48. Print Issue: ‘Please Wait Screen’ Users with certain browser versions may see this ‘Please Wait…’ screen when printing. If the screen appears and does not close automatically after 30-60 seconds, manually close it using the ‘X’ (1). The Open/Save pop-up window will be behind the ‘Please wait…’ screen. 47 1

49. 48 Set Up Default Values for Shipping Data

50. Set Up Default Values Most of the data on a shipment comes from an order. However, there are some data values that are used all of the time on shipments that are not part of the order information (such as the carrier). These data fields can be set up in the ‘Supplier Preferences’ section so that they will prepopulate when a shipment is created. You must be an administrator to set up preferences. If you are an administrator, your role on the top of the screen will say ‘SAdmin’. For help identifying your administrator, contact Exostar Customer Support at www.myexostar.com/online-support.www.myexostar.com/online-support 49

51. Set Up Default Values To Set Up Your Organization’s Preferences Log into BSCP as an administrator 1.On the navigation tree, go to Administration  Supplier Preferences 2.On the search screen, click the Search button to list your account on the next screen 1 2 50

52. Set Up Default Values Enter data for the default values – use the second row to enter your data (A)! 3.Scroll to the right to see the shipping-related fields. You can select a ‘Carrier Company’ and the number of ‘Shipping Days’. Note: The values that you select will pre-populate on all shipments for your organization that are created going forward. The user creating the shipment has the option to change the values. 4.Continue scrolling to the right where you can enter a default value for ‘Total Packages’ 5.When finished, click the Submit button 4 5 3 51 A

53. 52 Locate Shipments in BSCP and View Status Note: Some slides in this section depict individual instruction and are not part of a process.

54. Locate a Shipment 1.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Shipment  Search 2.Enter search criteria – you can search by Order Number, Shipment Number etc. 3.Click the Search button 1 2 3 53

55. Locate Multiple Shipments - Example This example shows a few ways to locate ‘sets’ of shipments with advanced search techniques: A.A date range of when the shipments were created, or all shipments expected to arrive today B.Part of the packing slip numbers for multiple shipments C.All ‘Sent’ shipments for a specific part number A B C 54 A

56. Locate a Shipment 4.From the Shipment List page, click Shipment Number link 5.On the Details page, use the scroll bars to view additional details 4 5 5 55 Note: Depending on your search criteria, multiple ASNs could be listed on the ‘Shipment List’ page. Scroll right to review the details and then select an ASN by clicking on the Shipment Number link.

57. Shipment Status on My Workspace 1.On the navigation tree, go to My Workspace 2.In the Shipment Summary section, the number of shipment lines per state are listed 3.Click on the ‘Total’ number link to see the shipments for those lines Note: The counts from My workspace for shipments are at the shipment line level, but the results on the list page from here will be one row per shipment. Click into the shipment details to see all of the shipment lines. 1 2 3 56

58. Shipment Quantity on PO Line 57 A.On the Order Details tab, scroll right to see aggregated ‘Shipped Qty’ (B) for each PO line. The ‘Shipped Qty’ count on the Order will increase when new shipments are created against that schedule line. If a shipment is cancelled or rejected, the shipped quantity is deducted from the ‘Shipped Qty’ field. If a shipment record is purged from BSCP, the ‘Shipped Qty’ is not changed. A B

59. Shipment Info Tab on Order 58 A.The Shipment Info tab shows a summary of the shipments against this order. It also indicates the ‘PO Line ID’ and ‘PO Schedule ID’ for each row. A

60. View History of a Shipment 59 Use ‘View History’ to see what actions have occurred for a shipment record in BSCP. 1.On the Shipment Details page for a shipment, select one shipment line 2.Click the View History button 2 1

61. View History of a Shipment 60 3.Click on the ‘+’ for any one action to expand the details 4.The left section shows the user name/role and date time of an action that occurred 5.The right section shows the name of the field that changed, and the old and new values (Optional) Click on the Export icon to download the information (A). 3 3 A 54

62. 61 Update or Cancel Shipments

63. Update a Shipment 1.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Shipment  Search 2.Enter search criteria – you can search by Order Number, Shipment Number etc. 3.Click the Search button 1 2 3 62

64. Update a Shipment 4.From the Shipment List page, click Shipment Number link 5.On the Details page, use the scroll bars to view additional details 4 5 5 63

65. Update a Shipment 6.On the details page, enter updates in the header section as needed. 7.At line item level, use checkboxes to select lines >Scroll to the right to make changes as needed. 8.When finished, click Update 9.Note that the ‘Header Last Modified’ field will update to show there has been a change 8 7 6 9 64

66. Cancel a Shipment 1.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Shipment  Search 2.Enter search criteria – you can search by Order Number, Shipment Number etc. 3.Click the Search button 1 2 3 65

67. Cancel a Shipment 4.From the Shipment List page, click Shipment Number link 5.On the Details page, select one or more lines to be cancelled 6.Click the Cancel ASN button 4 5 6 66

68. Cancel a Shipment 7.The Shipment State updates to ‘Cancelled’ and the Purpose updates to ‘Cancellation’. 8.Header Last Modified reflects the date of the cancellation action in BSCP. A notification is also sent to Boeing. Note: Shipment lines that are in an ‘Archived’ state cannot be cancelled. 7 8 67

69. 68 Download Shipment Data from BSCP

70. Identify Shipments to Download 1.On the navigation tree, go to Order Management  Shipment  Search 2.Enter search criteria – for example, a ‘Shipment Created’ date range 3.Click the Search button 1 2 3 69

71. Download Shipments From the list page, it is easy to download the Shipment information in an Excel format. 4.Click the Download Shipments button (this downloads data from across all pages) 5.In the pop-up window, select ‘Shipment UI Export’ (Excel format) or ‘Shipment UI CSV Export’ (CSV format) 6.Click Next and then select to ‘Open’ or ‘Save’ the file Note: If Step 6 does not work, try holding down the Ctrl key while you click ‘Next’. Or, use the Upload/Download workflow to download information. 70 4 5 6

72. Example of Download (from List Page) 71 Since the data was downloaded from the Internet, you might need to click the “Enable Editing’ button (A) at the top of the Excel sheet before you can edit the Excel data. A Note: You can modify the layout of the download file – i.e. data fields to include and in what order (See help file for more information).

73. 72 Upload Shipment Data into BSCP

74. Upload Shipment Data It is possible in BSCP to upload shipment or invoice data from an Excel file. You will first need to get an example of the Excel file, so that you have a template to use for the upload. 1.Go to Upload/Download  Order Management  Shipment 2.Enter search criteria for some data to download (this provides an example of formatting) 3.Click Search to Download Note: For more details, see the ASN upload reference guide or ASN upload template. 73 1 2 3

75. Upload Shipment Data 4.You must select the Shipment Download version, as this provides the format that is needed to create a successful upload 5.Click the Refresh icon until the Status is ‘Completed’ 6.Then click the File Name 74 4 5 6

76. Upload Shipment Data Remove from the file all of the sample data that was downloaded and then enter the new Shipment data to be uploaded. 7.Go to Upload/Download  Uploads  Order Management  Shipment. 8.Click the Browse button. 75 7 8

77. Upload Shipment Data 9.In the pop-up window, locate the upload file and then click Open. In the main window, click the Next button. 10.Click the Refresh icon until the Status is Completed. 76 9 10 J Note: A red exclamation icon (J) means there was an upload error – click the icon for details. Modify the file and then upload it again.

78. 77 End - Shipments