Custom Job Tasks

The Tasks tab is one of four sections in the Custom Job Intake window used to collect custom job instructions and information.  At least one task must be entered.

 

To complete the Tasks portion of the Custom Job Intake window:

 

1.  Select the Tasks tab. 

 

 

2.  Type in a SKU or find a SKU using the Find SKU option.  Or, use the SKU drop-down menu to choose from frequently-used SKUs.  Alternatively, you can bypass the SKU field and manually enter your task details and pricing information.  To find a SKU in the database:

 

3.  Select Find SKU.  The SKU Lookup window will appear. 

 

 

4.  Select from the Frequent SKUs drop-down menu.

5.  Search for a SKU from the search field (indicated by the magnifying glass icon)

6.  Type in a Task Keyword or choose from the drop-down list. 

7.  After a Task Keyword has been selected, you may enter a second Task Keyword or enter a Task Description manually or by using the drop-down list.

8.  In addition, you may browse through SKUs by using the Prev and Next buttons to view SKUs currently in the system. 

9.  Select the desired SKU.

Selecting Pick… will bring up a list of all matching Repair SKUs in the system.

 

10. Select OK.

11. The task details will be retrieved from the database of repair tasks and the other fields on the task line will be pre-filled from the database.  Note that dollar amounts will automatically be listed for price, labor, and additional price.  Select whether tax is applicable by checking the box next to each item. 

12. To add another custom job task to the item, select Add Task.   A second sale line will appear to be completed as above. 

13. To cancel a previously entered task, which was already saved, select Cancel/Uncancel Task.  This will also remove the cancel date and renew the task if selected again.

14. To change the order in which a task appears on the list, select the Move Task Up or Move Task Down buttons from the bottom portion of the Custom Job Intake window. 

15. To enter more specific details about a task, select Details. The Custom Job Task window will appear. 

 

 

The General tab allows you to enter more detailed information about the repair.  There are two tabs on this window.  Fields and options in the General tab include:

 

SKU

Enter or browse for a SKU appropriate for this task.

Done

Use the drop-down list to enter a completion date.

Canceled

Use the drop-down list to enter a cancellation date.

Task Desc

A description of this task.

Details

Enter any notes about the task that might assist the technician.

Who

Enter the associate ID number of the repair technician to whom the task was or is assigned.

Where

Enter the workstation or outside location where the task was or is to be performed.

Cost

The following fields apply to cost.

Revised Parts

Enter the updated cost to the store for parts.

Revised Labor

Enter the updated cost to the store for labor.

Revised Other

Enter the updated cost to the store for other repair expenses (shipping, etc.).

Revised Total

Enter the updated total cost to the store.

Original Parts

Contains the original cost to the store for parts.

Original Labor

Contains the original cost to the store for labor.

Original Other

Contains the original cost to the store for other expenses.

Original Total

Contains the original total cost to the store.

Price

The following fields apply to price.

Revised Parts

Enter the updated price to the customer for parts.

Revised Labor

Enter the updated price to the customer for labor.

Revised Other

Enter the updated price to the customer for other expenses.

Revised Total

Enter the updated total price to the customer.

Original Parts

Contains the original price to the customer for parts.

Original Labor

Contains the original price to the customer for labor.

Original Other

Contains the original price to the customer for other expenses.

Original Total

Contains the original total price to the customer.

 

The Revised fields offer entry fields for original data if this is a new task or for an update if task expectations change.  The Original fields will be empty the first time the task is entered, but will contain values if the record is changed.

 

TX Parts

Whether the price of parts is to be taxed.

TX Labor

Whether the price of labor is to be taxed.

TX Other

Whether the price of other expenses is to be taxed.

ETA

Use the drop-down list to select a date that the task should be completed.

 

In the Parts tab of the Task Details window, parts for the task will be listed. 

 

 

 

Fields and options in the Parts tab include:

 

In Stock

Indicates whether the part is available in-house or must be ordered.

Vendor

The vendor from whom the part was or is to be ordered.

Style

The style number for the part.

Metal

The type of metal of which the part is made.

Material

The material of which the part is made.

Size

The part size required for the repair.

Price

The price of the part to the customer.

Add

Allows you to add a part to the task in a separate window that contains fields similar to those listed above as well as others.

Task#

Parts are assigned to tasks rather than the repair in general.  This is the task for which this part is needed.

Item#

If the part is an item in the store’s inventory, the SKU to be taken out of inventory and used in this task.

Remove

Remove a part from the task.

Details

Contains part details.

Recommended

Offers a list of recommended parts.  This information can also be found in the Parts tab in the Task Details area of the Custom Job Intake window. 

 

Details about parts used in the job can also be viewed by selecting the Parts tab from the bottom half of the Custom Job Intake window.

 

16. Add parts by selecting Add from the Parts tab of the Custom Job Task window.  The New Custom Part window will appear.

 

 

Fields and options in the New Custom Part window include:

 

Task

The task number in the repair and its description.

Item #

The item ID, if the item is sold in the store.

Status

The status of the item, e.g., inventory, non-inventory, etc.

Vendor

The vendor ID.

Ven Style#

The vendor’s style number or SKU for the item.

Barcode

The barcode for the item, if it is sold in the store.

Metal Type

The type of metal the item is made of, if applicable.

Metal Color

The color of the metal, if applicable.

Metal Weight

The metal weight of the item.

Item Style

The style of the part.

Size

The size of the part.

Length

The length of the part, if applicable.

Description

A description of the part.

Quantity

How many of the part is required.

UOM

How the parts are quantified (e.g., each, per ounce, per inch, etc.).

Price Each

The price to the customer for each unit of measure.

Cost Each

The cost to the store for each unit of measure.

Belongs to Customer

The part is provided by the customer for use in the job.    If checked, the price of the part will be hidden on the receipt. 

 

If Belongs to Customer is checked, the Price Each and Cost Each fields on the New Part window will disappear.  A new field, Declared Value, will appear.  This allows you and/or the customer to provide an estimated value from the customer for liability purposes.  Finally, it changes the part status from Non-Inventory to Customer-Owned.

In Stock and Ready to Use

The part is readily available.

Ordered

When the part was ordered.

Received

When the part was received.

Canceled

If and when the part order was canceled.

 

17. Enter an estimated time of arrival in the ETA field or select a date from the drop-down calendar.  If estimated time of arrival is estimated, select ETA is Estimated

18. After a task is entered, a price will be listed at the left of the window.  If this price is estimated, select the Price is Estimated box.  When selected, this box will ask you to choose from the following:

 

      To Be Determined

      Call Before Starting

      Do Not Exceed…

 

19. Select all that are appropriate by checking the boxes.  If Do Not Exceed… is selected, a dollar amount must be entered into the adjoining field.