What do you consider to be an Emergency Purchase

Re: What do you consider to be an Emergency Purchase

Postby dave1959 » Sun Oct 30, 2016 2:49 pm

PartsPlant81 wrote:An emergency purchase is not a lost sale. If you procure the part and sell it; it cannot be a lost sale.



Anything OEM that you have a demand for and do not have on the shelf is a lost sale..
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Re: What do you consider to be an Emergency Purchase

Postby PartScott » Mon Oct 31, 2016 1:14 pm

dave1959 wrote:
PartsPlant81 wrote:An emergency purchase is not a lost sale. If you procure the part and sell it; it cannot be a lost sale.



Anything OEM that you have a demand for and do not have on the shelf is a lost sale..


Even if you order it from GM or pick it up from another dealer and make the sale?
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Re: What do you consider to be an Emergency Purchase

Postby PartsPlant81 » Mon Oct 31, 2016 3:11 pm

mrjaygraham wrote:
PartsPlant81 wrote:An emergency purchase is not a lost sale. If you procure the part and sell it; it cannot be a lost sale.

You are correct! I've seen stores post lost sales for all sorts of reasons beyond the only true reason "if I had it, I could've sold it, they didn't order one from me, so I've lost the sale". And the only exception to this rule is to record a lost sale on your OE number when you could've sold it but had to purchase a non-OE down the road from a parts store.

You are correct. We do post a lost sale for OE # if we sell the aftermarket equivalent.
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