Difference between revisions of "How do I assign a stock number to a non-stock part exchange unit?"
From Catalyst
(Bulk update) |
(Bulk update) |
||
| Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[How do I Find a Customer?]] | * [[How do I Find a Customer?]] | ||
| − | * [[Selling a | + | * [[Selling a unit]] |
| − | * [[How do I | + | * [[How do I assign a stock number to a non-stock sale units?]] |
| − | * [[Creating a | + | * [[Creating a used unit]] |
| − | * [[Creating a | + | * [[Creating a new unit]] |
| − | * [[Creating | + | * [[Creating unit models]] |
{{KB_Tags|non, stock, part-ex, part, exchange, vehicle}} | {{KB_Tags|non, stock, part-ex, part, exchange, vehicle}} | ||
Revision as of 10:06, 4 January 2019
Summary
The following article explains how to assign a vehicle stock number to a non-stock part exchange vehicle being held on a sales order.
More Information
This can be done when a customer pre-orders a vehicle and a sales order needs to be raised before the sale vehicle has arrived, and you do not want to allocate a stock number to the part exchange vehicle before it actually arrives on site.
Go to " Unit Sales Vehicle Sales Documents"
- Find the sales order in the ongoing orders list with the non-stock vehicle is raised, or press <F2> to see all orders.
- Point at the relevant order and press <Shift+F5> to assign a stock number.
- The next available stock number will be shown in a box with some of the information that you have already entered visible.
 | Make sure that you check whether the vehicle has already been created. If it has, then search for the existing vehicle record. If it has not, then press <Shift+F10> to enter the vehicle information. |
- Click [Done] and [Accept] to create an actual vehicle stock number for your vehicle.
See also
- How do I Find a Customer?
- Selling a unit
- How do I assign a stock number to a non-stock sale units?
- Creating a used unit
- Creating a new unit
- Creating unit models
Thank you for using our Knowledge Base, we value your feedback. Did you find this article useful? 'Yes' or 'No'
Tags
VS84, VS88
