C9 Software

Spares Ordering March 11, 2011 barney

When a part is sold via c9 point of sale, the part sold to the customer can be either:

In stock – on the shelves in the dealerships premises - as such the part is sold to the customer immediately.
Not in stock and as such the dealership will need to place an order with their supplier to source the part on customer's behalf.

For parts that are ordered there are multiple things that the system operator needs to be aware of when using the c9 DMS.

Release 4.155 February 14, 2011 barney

Bugfix with receiving orders. When receiving an order, when stock order is received prior to a daily order the system is supposed to automatically reassign parts to preference customer orders over re-stocking orders. This functionality does not always work properly under some circumstances. e.g. (receiving a part into stock where 2 or more customers are also waiting on that part). The system sometimes does not properly identify an opportunity to fill a customer order and places parts into stock. This version fixes these issues.
Point of Sale. Point of sale used to have a feature that allows you to assign parts to order by customer to parts already ordered on stock order; thus skipping creation of a daily order. This functionality creates too much confusion amongst users and is in part redundant because of fact that system will auto assign parts on receive order anyway. The functionality has been removed from this version of c9
Workshop select job. Tabs like rego now allow you to type in a rego number to search for. Just like job no searching.

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