Multiple Packages/Tracking in Shipment

Not sure how you’re currently using your email template.  Looking at the fields, this is the one you’ll need:
 

As well as the Tracking URL below it if you want to include that as well.  Alternatively, you can include the tracking information to the shipment confirmation attached to the notifications where you can add the line number formulas. 

Here’s how I’ve incorporated that into our email templates:

Dear ((Shipping_Contact.Salutation)).

This is an automatic email to notify you that Order #((OrderList.OrderNbr)) has been shipped with Shipment #((ShipmentNbr)).

You can find a copy of the shipment confirmation attached to this email.

Here is your tracking number(s):

((Packages.TrackNumber))​

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at ((DefaultCompanyContact.EMail)).

@hsarjapur 

So this doesn’t list the multiple lines if there’s more than one package then?  
 

I think at this point I would stick to including the multiple tracking numbers inside the report then. Here’s an example to this showing the report and sub report to help with this although it’s a couple versions behind:

https://www.augforums.com/forums/everything-else/need-to-display-multiple-tracking-numbers-on-the-shipment-notification/

@meganfriesen37 so you would add the HTML to look like this?

<foreach>
((Packages.TrackNumber))​

</foreach>

Yes, that’s what I was looking for to do inside of the email template, pretty simple hack that I’m surprised Acumatica hasn’t created an article or a template to use. I had to search entire Google to get a code sample and here is the code snippet if it helps others. 

<foreach view ="Packages">

((Packages.CustomRefNbr1)) - ((Packages.TrackNumber))  - ((Packages.TrackUrl))

</foreach>

I didn’t connect to any carriers, just used demo data and added my own tracking numbers to test the loop condition working and it did spit out the tracking number fields per package for the same shipment.

  Thanks everyone … Happy Friday !!!