GMPP pays -
1. GM list on any parts with a list price
2. 67% markup on parts without a list price
3. 40% markup on engines and transmissions
If anyone has found a way to setup the system to automatically price the parts this way I'd be interested in hearing it.
Then do the following:
Create a single labor type for GMPP (Which you probably already have)
Create two sources in your parts system. You don't need one for all the parts with a GM List price.
Create the first source for parts without a list price, then create the second source for just engines and transmissions. This way you can move these parts into the proper source and use the same price code but change the price code to price differently per source.
You can create an report on english statement to pull those parts daily and/or weekly to move the parts without a list and engines and transmissions into the proper sources to keep the pricing accurate.
Chuck Hartle'
Is the process you are describing for a particular system or will it work on all three of the major systems (R&R, ADP, UCS)?
It definitely works with ADP and Reynolds and Reynolds... I can't speak for UCS as I have never worked with it. The important thing to remember on the two sources
a. parts without a list price
b. engines and transmissions
make sure to shut down the factory sourcing update or every time you run a parts mfg price update tape it will move these parts back into the factory sources. It will still update your costs and all pertainent information, it just won't update the source and move it out of that special source.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Good Luck,
Chuck Hartle'
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