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Orders |
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Entering orders into your ERP software
system is many different things for different companies. An order may be
a sales order from your customer. The sales order could be a repeat
order or it could be from a quote that you provided to the customer. It
may be an order for a stock item or it may be a make-to-order item or
service. You may also need to enter a work order that describes how to
build the product or perform the service from the sales order. Finally
you may also have work orders that are to fulfill your own stock
requirements.
With JobOps and Sage MAS 90 or MAS 200
ERP, entering orders is simplified because
the sales order and work order are linked and generated in the same
order entry step.
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Sales Orders |
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Sales orders are entered using the
Sales Order Module
of Sage MAS 90 or MAS 200 ERP. JobOps integrates this function with the
creation of work orders (or work tickets) that are created directly from
the sales order line. What does this mean? Let’s say your customer wants
to order a red wagon and you need to make this wagon. If you gave your
customer a quote for the wagon,
both the sales order and the work ticket are created by merely pulling
up the quote and clicking on “convert to order.” NOTHING NEEDS TO BE
RE-ENTERED!
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Work Orders |
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Creating a work ticket to fulfill a sales order is also done for you
by JobOps. In the example above, if the red wagon was not previously
quoted, entering the line item for red wagon in the sales order can
automatically create the work ticket to make the wagon by using the
template associated with the red wagon.
In other words, by entering “red wagon” as a line in the sales order,
you have also created a complete router describing how to build the
wagon and a bill of materials listing all of parts and raw materials
required for the job.
If work tickets are required to fulfill stock requirements, JobOps will
auto-generate the work tickets whenever demand and allocations for the
stock item will bring inventories down to your minimum stock level.
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