The purpose of this document is to show how to recondition invoices in Autosoft.
1. Make the part that you will recondition
- Go to Stock Master File
- Create the Item (same details as creating a normal part, This is the details the Recon Part/Engine will be sold as)
- Go to Stock Options tab
- Tick Reconditioned
- F2 to Save
- Restart Autosoft
2. Check/Set up Job Code for Reconditioning Labour
- Go to Workshop - Job Codes
- The may be a default 'Reconditioning' Job Code you can use OR you may want to create a whole new Job Code for Labour for each Recon Type
e.g I want to have a Recon Job Code for all Fuel Injector Rebuilds as they will generally include the same amount of labour
and I have added all the Parts to the Kits tab as I will need the same core Parts for this type of Recon
3. Create Booking/RO or Invoice for the work done to build the Reconditioned Part/Engine
- Enter the Invoice Header details;
- Billing Name - Internal Reconditioning (the pricing structure and default sales type are different to a normal debtor)
Use the pre-set Debtor called; "91 – Internal/ Staff"
- Reconditioned Item - Go to drop down menu - Product that was created in stock master file & Job Code
Note: Once Autosoft was restarted the product will appear on the list
- Serial # - Optional. You can enter a Serial Number for the Recon Part/Engine
- Type - Booking/ RO (if you are booking in the work) or Invoice (if you have already done the job)
- Advisor - Who it’s for and made by
- Date posted - What date
- Enter all the Labour and Parts needed for the Recon
- Job/ Parts tab - Pick up the “Labour” the Job Code you created for this reconditioning part
- Qty - important you enter how many you are making- message will pop-you say Yes
- Workshop Sale Type - Make sure this is set to the type 'Internal Reconditioning'
- Unit Price - This should be the COST price of the Parts & Labour
Note: Components are added to Job Card and system knows to multiply the Qty’s if your Labour Line Qty is more than 1.
Prices for parts are cost price = Average cost in stock master file
- This Booking will be in Booking Diary and Job Centre for you to keep track of it as you work on it (like a normal Workshop invoice)
- Add the Labour Time to the Recon Inv- Hours tab (As many mechanics you want)
- Finalise = Internal $$$ Finalise like normal Invoice
4. Add Reconditioned item into stock
- Go to Workshop- Add Reconditioned item to stock
- Repair Order – Find the Recon repair order that was done
- Number of Units - how many you made
- Unit Sell Price = Enter the price you wish to sell the part/engine at.
- Click Process
- Message pop up click Yes and OK to items added to stock
- The Recon item will now be available in the Stock Master File.
Note: The Qty on hand changes from this being added from “add reconditioning item to stock” screen
- This can now be sold over like any of your normal parts - you can keep track of it in the Stock Master File and by running the Query 'Reconditioning Stock' to see history
5. Multiple Recon Parts that make Up a whole Kit/Engine
If you have additional Recon components that all add to the one Recon Engine = Follow the same procedure as above and once all Recon Items are in Stock , Setup the Recon Engine as a Job Code Kit.http://service.autosoft.com.au/entries/21415145-How-to-Create-a-Job-Code-Kit- then follow the above process again.
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