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| − | + | == Overview == | |
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| − | When | + | Some Products can be bought and sold in various units of measure. Example: You may purchase a product by the carton. Each carton may contain packs of six bottles. When selling the product you may offer the option of selling individual bottles, Packs of 6 bottles or entire Cartons. Using Units of Measure means that a user does not need to know the quantity of a carton or pack, they simply sell 1 carton etc. |
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| − | + | When using Units of Measure, the base default unit of measure is a "UNIT" and everything else is a multiple of this base unit. | |
| − | + | '''How to Use Units of Measure''' | |
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| − | + | *Units of Measure (UOM) can be created from the Quantity tab within the product or from the Inventory Drop Down | |
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| − | *One UOM should be ticked as Sales Default - this is the default UOM used to populate sales orders, invoices etc. | + | menu, Inventory/Units of Measure, at the top of the page. |
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| + | *Enter the name of the UOM | ||
| + | *Select the product to be linked to the UOM from the drop down list | ||
| + | *Select the Unit Multiplier (How many Units in the UOM. eg. Our first UOM may be Bottle. The | ||
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| + | Unit Multiplier would be 1 of Unit (default). The next UOM may be Pack - The Unit Multiplier would be 6 of either Unit or Bottle. | ||
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| + | NB. The multiplier can only be of a UOM with a multiplier of 1 Unit. The next UOM is Carton - it must have a multiplier of 24 of either Bottle or Unit. It cannot be a multiple of Pack. | ||
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| + | *One UOM should be ticked as Sales Default - this is the default UOM used to populate sales orders, invoices etc. | ||
*One UOM should be ticked as the Purchase Default | *One UOM should be ticked as the Purchase Default | ||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 9 May 2011
Overview
Some Products can be bought and sold in various units of measure. Example: You may purchase a product by the carton. Each carton may contain packs of six bottles. When selling the product you may offer the option of selling individual bottles, Packs of 6 bottles or entire Cartons. Using Units of Measure means that a user does not need to know the quantity of a carton or pack, they simply sell 1 carton etc.
When using Units of Measure, the base default unit of measure is a "UNIT" and everything else is a multiple of this base unit.
How to Use Units of Measure
- Units of Measure (UOM) can be created from the Quantity tab within the product or from the Inventory Drop Down
menu, Inventory/Units of Measure, at the top of the page.
- Enter the name of the UOM
- Select the product to be linked to the UOM from the drop down list
- Select the Unit Multiplier (How many Units in the UOM. eg. Our first UOM may be Bottle. The
Unit Multiplier would be 1 of Unit (default). The next UOM may be Pack - The Unit Multiplier would be 6 of either Unit or Bottle.
NB. The multiplier can only be of a UOM with a multiplier of 1 Unit. The next UOM is Carton - it must have a multiplier of 24 of either Bottle or Unit. It cannot be a multiple of Pack.
- One UOM should be ticked as Sales Default - this is the default UOM used to populate sales orders, invoices etc.
- One UOM should be ticked as the Purchase Default
