BUMP THE COMP QUESTION

[mdishong]

When you change the cost, does GM/PIP still see the part as a sale on your reports?

[MultiLineManager]

Yes, I am not sure if they have both costs in their system, but I have never have a BTC part in my body shop count against me in the SLP sales loyalty.

[CMayne]

I do not believe there are "any" bump parts on SLP, although I would not doubt they are looking for a way to do it!

[PartsPlant81]

The easiest way IMO and the way that makes most sense to me and the office here is to NOT change the cost of the part when you invoice it/charge it out on RO; then credit 68700 when we get the credit from GM. This way the transaction does not affect the financial statement when you sell it; you will obviously show a loss of gross profit for the transaction if you sell the part below cost; however, when you receive the credit it will make the transaction whole +14% profit when applied to 68700.