BluJay Solutions Parcel 21.1.0 - User Guide
UCM Carrier Administration - Route and Zone File Formats |
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The following sections describe route and zone file formats with examples.
Route File Format
A route file must be Comma Separated format (CSV) and the column names must be formatted as follows:
origin,destination,route_code
Values in the columns are as follows:
•origin – origin geographic code
•destination – destination geographic code
•route_code – route code
Notes:
•For route files, you specify Effective Date when you import the file.
•You can specify the value ALL for origin and destination geographic codes. For information on geographic codes, see the topics under "Geographic Codes."
The following is an example of a route file:
origin,destination,route_code ALL,T00001,CBR ALL,T00002,CBR ALL,T00003,DWN ALL,T00004,DWN ALL,T00005,DWN ALL,T00006,DWN ALL,T00007,DWN ALL,T00008,DWN ALL,T00009,DWN ALL,T00010,DWN ALL,T00011,DWN |
Zone file format
A zone file must be Comma Separated format (CSV) and the column names must be formatted as follows:
origin,destination,zone_code
Values in the columns are as follows:
•origin – origin geographic code
•destination – destination geographic code
•zone_code – zone code
Notes:
•For zone files, you specify Effective Date when you import the file.
•You can specify the value ALL for origin and destination geographic codes. For information on geographic codes, see the topics under "Geographic Codes."
The following is an example of a zone file:
origin,destination,zone_code 500,100,500100 500,200,500200 500,300,500300 500,400,500400 500,500,500500 400,100,400100 400,200,400200 400,300,400300 400,400,400400 400,500,400500 200,100,200100 200,200,200200 200,300,200300 200,400,200400 200,500,200500 |
