Tweak : unit sales / profit report. Under some fairly exotic circumstances report could incorrectly calculate a line margin for on road cost lines. ORCs never have a line margin. Now fixed.
Tweak : unit sales / profit report. Under some fairly exotic circumstances report could incorrectly calculate a line margin for on road cost lines. ORCs never have a line margin. Now fixed.
Includes DB changes, you need to log all c9s out during upgrade
Tweaks and fixes
Tweaks and fixes
Includes DB changes. You need to log all terminals out during upgrade
This version refines a step in 5.1.65 about hosing out useless supp.format metadata out of pricefiles.
For dealers who are installed 5.1.65 already, this update will be non functional. But for dealers not yet updated, this version applies this fix in a more thorough/efficient way. Also if forces DB upgrade lock to make sure the job is done.
Backstory: c9 now includes the ability to magically reformat part numbers from suppliers who don't bother to format them nicely for our eyeballs but retain the suppliers formatting where needed because some suppliers not only kill off spaces and dashes, but they leave them in some parts and representing them this way is essential for processes such as electronic ordering 🙃. The solution is a bit of a quick and dirty cludge in that it parks the supplier formatted number as a price file attribute and uses that at key points (order export & magician query), and the underlying problem is a complex one. But hopefully now it is sorted / robust.
Tweaks and fixes
Fixes and tweaks
Includes DB changes you need to log terminals out during upgrade
Changes and tweaks
Includes DB changes. You need to log all terminals out during upgrade
Part number formatting
10+ years ago most OEM suppliers provided quality price files where part numbers are formatted to be easy to read and conveyed additional information about type and era of bikes the parts fit based on grouping of spaces and dashes. More and more suppliers are forgetting how to do this (and forgetting how to do IT well in general) and instead price files land as big clumps of difficult to read numbers. Several major OEMs now do this.
As an example.
Old pricefile: 901 03 940 044 01S Current Pricefile: 9010394004401S
Solving this problem in a proper and safe way is fiddly because of concerns about what happens when you present a part number back to a supplier which has been reformatted? Will they accept it or not? To work around this, c9 tracks the 'format' the supplier provide and your 'reformat' . Supplier 'format' is presented on things like order export. This may have some implications. See below for details on KTM order export.
To enable the feature, in edit franchise , advanced (2) tab you'll see this:
The rule is a complex bit of code that tells c9 how to format the part. Use radio buttons at bottom to pick a recipe. KTM rule is complex. Others are alot simpler. e.g.
After making the change. You need to reimport price file. For repo price files, reimport the price file and pick the option 'Reimport full pricefile' e.g.:
Other tweaks and fixes
If you are using Generic export, It is recommended you change export pattern from PQR to FQR to include formatted part as formatted by KTM. Necessary to make sure parts with spaces in them from KTM, like Piston Kits have correct formatting.
e.g. in advanced tab: