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== Summary ==
 
== Summary ==
This article will explain how to back order parts for a customer, using Invoice and customer orders.
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This article will explain how to order parts for a customer, using Invoice and Customer Orders.
  
 
== More Information ==
 
== More Information ==
In order to Order Parts you will need to go to:
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Go to {{Menu|{{ST}}|Invoice and Customer Orders}}.
{{Menu|{{ST}}|Invoice and Customer Orders}}.
 
  
* Make sure that the {{DataPrompt|Account :}} is set to the [[How do I Find a Customer?|customers]] account. ''Please see [[How do I Find a Customer?|How do I Find a Customer?]]''.  
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* Enter the [[How do I Find a Customer?|customer's]] account code, or create a new one. Please see [[How do I Find a Customer?|How do I Find a Customer?]].  
*Press {{KeyPress|Enter}} to access ''"Invoice and Customer Orders"''.
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* Enter the stock items that the customer wants. You can see at the top of the screen whether the item is available to sell by looking at the {{DataPrompt|Free}} and {{DataPrompt|Stk}} fields.
*Press {{KeyPress|F2}} to create a Sales Order.
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* Click the {{Button|Backorder}} button at the bottom of the screen
*Enter a Reference for the back Order on the {{DataPrompt|Reference:}} and press {{KeyPress|Enter}}. - ''A good example would be the customers name and Mobile Number.''
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* The {{DataPrompt|Availability - Bookout/Backorder}} screen is shown, with the {{DataPrompt|Account}}, {{DataPrompt|Reference}}, {{DataPrompt|Deposit}} and {{DataPrompt|Centre}} all defaulted to standard values.
* On the {{DataPrompt|Stock code:}} enter the in the stock code code if known or [[Do I have to remember all these Stock Codes?|search]] for the item that you want to order for the customer.
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* The {{DataPrompt|Reference}} is made up of the customer's name and main telephone number. It is not advisable to edit this because it makes retrieving the order more difficult.
* On the {{DataPrompt|Quantity:}} enter the quantity amount which is required.
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* The {{DataPrompt|Deposit}} amount will be defaulted to either full payment of the items to be ordered or to zero. You can change the deposit amount if your company procedures allow it.
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* Enter the correct {{DataPrompt|Deposit Centre:}} for the method of payment. Typically {{DataValue|Z900 - Cash}}, {{DataValue|Z901 - Cheque}} or {{DataValue|Z902 - Credit Card}} would be the ones to use.
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* Press {{KeyPress|Esc}} and click {{Button|Accept}}.
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* A receipt for the deposit will be produced, designed to fit a 40 column slip printer.
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* A prompt will appear asking ''"Do you want to log this payment in the till?"'', to which you should click {{Button|Yes}}.
  
 
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The overall effect of this is to create a deposit and a sales order for the customer so that you know what they want and can order it. You can trace the order using the {{DataValue|Reference}} since this will be stamped on both the sales order and any purchase order created for the items. It avoids pushing the stock negative which helps with stock taking.
{{Note|text=If there are multiple items to be ordered repeat the previous steps until all items have been added to be ordered.}}
 
 
 
 
 
* In order to take a deposit on the order you will need to press {{KeyPress|F2}}.
 
**Enter the {{DataValue|amount}} to be paid on the {{DataPrompt|Deposit :}}.
 
**Enter the correct {{DataPrompt|Deposit Centre:}} for the method of payment. Typically '''Z900''' Cash, '''Z901''' Cheque, '''Z902''' Credit card e.t.c.
 
**On the {{DataPrompt|Description :}} enter a brief note which will appear on the print out. This could be a warning or notice that the deposit is non refundable.
 
**Press {{KeyPress|Esc}} and click {{Button|Accept}}.
 
**A prompt will appear asking ''"Do you want to log this payment into the till?"'', to which you can either click {{Button|Yes}} or {{Button|No}}.
 
 
 
 
 
{{Information|text=Pressing {{KeyPress|F7}} allows you to alter the Order Header Details, which contains standard order details. i.e.''Order Type, Customer Order No, Order Date, Status, Delivery Name, Address...''}}
 
 
 
 
 
*Once you are happy with the order that has been created you will need to press {{KeyPress|Esc}} which will save the order.  
 
 
 
 
 
This whole process will create a [[Creating a Stock Sales Order|Stock Sales Order]]. Which will be dealt with when you run the [[How do I Run a Reorder Report?|reorder reports]].
 
  
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
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* [[Creating a Purchase Order]]
 
* [[Creating a Purchase Order]]
 
* [[How do I Run a Reorder Report?]]
 
* [[How do I Run a Reorder Report?]]
*[[How do I check customer order status?]]
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* [[How do I check customer order status?]]
  
  
 
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Revision as of 09:17, 6 October 2011

Summary

This article will explain how to order parts for a customer, using Invoice and Customer Orders.

More Information

Go to " Stock Control Invoice and Customer Orders".

  • Enter the customer's account code, or create a new one. Please see How do I Find a Customer?.
  • Enter the stock items that the customer wants. You can see at the top of the screen whether the item is available to sell by looking at the "Free" and "Stk" fields.
  • Click the [Backorder] button at the bottom of the screen
  • The "Availability - Bookout/Backorder" screen is shown, with the "Account", "Reference", "Deposit" and "Centre" all defaulted to standard values.
  • The "Reference" is made up of the customer's name and main telephone number. It is not advisable to edit this because it makes retrieving the order more difficult.
  • The "Deposit" amount will be defaulted to either full payment of the items to be ordered or to zero. You can change the deposit amount if your company procedures allow it.
  • Enter the correct "Deposit Centre:" for the method of payment. Typically 'Z900 - Cash', 'Z901 - Cheque' or 'Z902 - Credit Card' would be the ones to use.
  • Press <Esc> and click [Accept].
  • A receipt for the deposit will be produced, designed to fit a 40 column slip printer.
  • A prompt will appear asking "Do you want to log this payment in the till?", to which you should click [Yes].

The overall effect of this is to create a deposit and a sales order for the customer so that you know what they want and can order it. You can trace the order using the 'Reference' since this will be stamped on both the sales order and any purchase order created for the items. It avoids pushing the stock negative which helps with stock taking.

See Also


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