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Revision as of 14:58, 9 December 2013
Summary
This article explains why some of the vehicle in your Platinum system
More Information
All vehicles created in Unit Sales in Platinum are stamped with a unique stock number, usually starting at 1 and incrementing accordingly. When a vehicle record is created directly in Workshop and has not come via a Sales Order, it is stamped with a number that starts at ninety million.
'90000000'. |
This keeps purely workshop vehicle stock numbers well out of the way of normal stock.
See also
- Creating a Used Vehicle
- Creating a New Vehicle
- Creating a New Vehicle by Copying an Existing Vehicle
- How do I See a List of New\Used Vehicles in Stock?
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