So, if your repair service needs re-ordering a part, then you can achieve that in the following ways:
CASE 1
In case of you create a special order for a catalogued part (i.e. the part you maintain in the inventory), a separate log is created for it for the record. When you will receive the ordered part you can mark it received and it will be available in the ticket for the repair job. In addition, the inventory level for the special part will be updated and the customer will also get notified via text or email.
NOTE: While creating a special part order, you can choose to create a Purchase Order (PO) as well. This will allow you to reference a Goods Received Note (GRN) for the ordered special part.
CASE 2
In case of non-catalogued part (i.e. the part that you do not maintain in the inventory), the log will be created on the Special Ordered Items page. When you will receive the ordered part you can mark it received and it will be available in the ticket for the repair job. In addition, the customer will also get notified via text or email.
NOTE: While creating a special part order, you can choose to create a Purchase Order (PO) as well. This will allow you to reference a Goods Received Note (GRN) for the ordered special part.
Ans: Yes, you can, the Special Orders Estimate Reference Feature allows you to easily track which special order items or special part orders have associated estimates. This feature is designed to help you efficiently manage and monitor the status of your estimates based on the special orders.
Yes, you can!
1. POS Screen > Products > + Add Product > + Special Order Or, POS Screen > Repairs> Parts> + Add Part Special Order > + Special Part OrderYou can view Tracking ID in the Special Ordered Items Listing, and Filter through it using Tracking ID Filter.
If the special order is still open (not yet received), the Tracking ID can be edited.