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Setting Up Bill To & Ship To for Multi-Unit Properties

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Setting Up Bill To and Ship To Addresses for Multiple Unit Properties and Jobs

  1. Accessing the Point of Sale Menu

    • Navigate to the point of sale in the menu.

    • Start with creating a quote by going to the open quote report.

  2. Setting Up the Bill To and Ship To Address

    • Create a quote with the customer's details (Bill To).

    • Set up the shipping information for the specific unit within the property (Ship To).

      • Use the property name and unit number in the Ship To name for easy identification.

      • Use the Information Box to include the Name and Unit Number in the Job Name Box.

    • Save the information to have Bill To, the Ship To, and Job Name listed created.

  3. Converting Quote to Order

    • After setting up the Bill To and Ship To, proceed to convert the quote to an order.

    • The job name reference will move over to the sale for tracking purposes.

  4. Handling Multiple Units

    • If dealing with multiple units within the same property, open an existing quote.

    • Adjust the unit number in the Ship To for the new unit.

    • Save the changes which will create a new unique Ship To for the new unit.

    • Update the information box with the new unit number and save.

  5. Finalizing Orders

    • Convert the updated quote to an order.

    • Decide whether to remove or keep the quote.

    • The open order report will display the different units for easy tracking.

  6. Benefits of Using Quotes

    • Simplifies the process of setting up orders for multiple units within a property.

    • Allows for easy identification and tracking of orders based on unit numbers.

    • Information will be available in the knowledge base for future reference.

  7. Conclusion

    • Following these steps ensures efficient setup of Bill To s and Ship To for multiple unit properties and jobs.

    • The system allows for seamless transition from quotes to orders, maintaining clarity and organization throughout the process.

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