Setting staging area in VA01

Hello,
I would like to set an indication to the sales order in ERP for the purpose to determine the right staging area in EWM:
[EWM] Storage control by alternative staging area according to sales order
But I dont found the field "staging area/door determination group" in the sales order: VA01->TA
Features
In order that the system can perform staging area and door determination in the background, you must define determination rules. When doing this, you first specify which values the system is to compare with the values in the delivery:
● Inbound delivery process: Warehouse process type and staging area/door determination groups
● Outbound delivery process: Routes, departure calendar, staging area/door determination groups, and destination sequence numbers
You then define which of the values named under u201CUseu201D are to be determined by the system.
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Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Laura

Hi Laura,
In order that the system can perform staging area and door determination in the background,
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