When carriers are brought into the market to support an electronics customer and making ancillary deliveries, an adjustment to the proceedure needs to be made.

1. Capture EO costs how you normally would for the customer
2. Bring in all carrier shifts associated with the distibution zone of the customer
3. If there are more carrier shifts than local shifts that were ran to the customer, replace the distribution cost with $2000 multiplied by the number of shifts run for the customer.
4. If there are less carrier shifts than local shifts, replace distribution cost by $2000 for the amount of carrier shifts, then add the standard distribution cost based on miles for the remaining local shifts adding up to the total number of shifts.
5. If there was purchased product, offset the amount of spot product with local product to find an incremental cost.