At the risk of hijacking the thread (maybe a moderator would like to split it)
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Vince
A few responses to your posting:
When a part is sold to an RO, QOH is reduced because the assumption is that the part is really sold--
Good points. I have however worked with it both ways and most definitely prefer QOH being reduced the same on all documents. No matter what logic is applied it should be unilateral across all document types excluding of course PQs, which BTW it would be nice if PQs and Invoices could be transferred to ROs and APs. Having QOH reduced for all as a spec would be nice. This is especially helpful during PI which is exactly what R&R charges for Remove Special Orders From Inventory. In reality using QPS as in indicator of allocation is the way to go IMHO.
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I'm fairly positive that 3112 Monthly Purge will not remove any wholesale customers. you may want to check what the spec setting is in 0922
And I always blamed the Service Manager. Years ago I lost a lot of old customer records just when I was sending a road warrior out
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I think the paragraph above may help you with this. You can be given access to the screen that has the Permanent flag (set up is in 0973) but there is other information in this screen that may be sensitive. Whatever the case, I think the 0922 setting may help you.
Ive been using 0551 with the G and then the A option to set mail and perm flags. There should be a spec that would make wholesale records permanent, period. Nothing is more of a pain that selling to an old customer that youve won back and finding out that you sold it to him w/o discount and with tax because those fields drop first. Its not like you can edit and reprint an invoice
if you know what I mean.
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I'm not sure if this will really work but you may want to try adjusting the EOY in 2321, line 8. You would need to adjust this on a monthly basis but it may work for you.
Worth a try, but first Ill need a full understanding of the significance of the Fiscal Year the implications on the Parts side spec to be sure it doesnt interfere with any accounting issues We really do need rolling history, not calendar.
[quote]I don't believe VW provides this information on their master. Other manufacturers, like Chrysler, have provided this information and it is available in the Detail field for the part number. [quote]
VW does have a return flag and also an Obsolete flag in the detail fields. An application that would track recent purchases in a date range, list the manufacturers document number (entered in 2062) of any items that have a RC = N or the O flag in detail that are still on hand would let me document to the manufacturer that Yo take it back you just sent it to me. Sure I can do it from 6910 but why should I have to.
Which brings up one of the most absurd problems of all (which I forgot to mention) ERA can only track one return per Make at a time and only Buyback. It cant track shortages, damage, etc It should be possible to initiate multiple return claims and it would be nice to add them from 2062, and it should provide a reorder option to dump it back into 2052. It should also be capable of generating an audit trail for all return types.
Thank you for your helpful suggestions
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When in doubt,
charge it out !I'll be right back with it = Bill it to the Shop Ticket
(Enter any name) will bring you the RO = Charge it to my Personal AR
[This message has been edited by Vince Lyons (edited 10-07-2005).]