Counter Sales allow you to enter a sales order and generate the invoice
automatically upon saving the order. This omits the delivery note stage and is
used where goods have been collected by the customer and the order can be
invoiced immediately.
1. Select Gx CRM from the toolbar.
2. Select Contact Details from the menu.
3. Select the required customer.
4. Click Place Order in toolbar and then select Counter Invoice.
5. Order Number - the system automatically allocates the next order
number.
6. Account Code - this is filled in with the account you had open in Contact
Details.
7. Deliver To - this is not relevant as no delivery note is being produced
8. Click the Invoice To tab to ensure the correct invoice address exists for
this customer. Click the icon to create a specified invoice address for
this account.
9. You should complete the header details for this order.
10.
You can then work through the other option tabs available when
placing a counter invoice. These are:
2. Date & Time Order Placed - confirm the date and time the order has been
placed.
3. Customer Reference - enter the customers purchase order reference.
4. Rep Code - this will automatically show the rep set up in Customer Details
but you can use the drop-down menu to select another rep if this order is
to go onto a different rep.
5. Cost Centre - use the drop-down menu to select the required cost centre
for this order. Cost centres are set up on the Options tab in Customer
Details.
6. Deliver to Customer By - use the drop-down menu to select collection.
See: Create Delivery Methods
7. Contact Name - use the drop-down menu to select the required contact
person for this order. You can use the icon to create
a new contact.
This screen allows you to enter the stock code lines on the order.
1. Click the Product Lines tab.
2. Product Code - type in the product code if know. If you do not know the
code, you can use the product searchoption, accessed by clicking
the icon in the toolbar. Alternatively you can right-click the product entry line
and select Search for Products from the popup menu. You have access
to the customers purchase history to look up and select products they
have previously purchased from you. Once you have selected the
catalogue for this item, you can view the product image and additional
information.
3. Catalogue Selection - the catalogue selection window pops up. Double
click a catalogue to choose that selling price.
4. Description - this fills in automatically.
5. Packs - enter the number of whole packs.
6. Singles - enter the number of singles.
7. Price - the price will fill in for you. The price applied will be taken from any
pricing or discount options set for this customer. You can refer to the Price and Discount Hierarchy to view the order in which the system
applies
special pricing and discounts. The centre right of the screen above the
option tabs shows whether this is a contract price, catalogue price etc.
You can right-click the line and choose Price Check from the popup menu
to view the price and discounts set for this customer for this product.
You
can over overtype the price on the order if required. Amended prices will
show in blue font.
8. Discount - the discount will automatically be applied if this customer is set
to receive discount on this product. You can refer to the Price and
Discount Hierarchy. You can over type the discount value. Amended
discounts show in blue font.
9. Warehouse - use the drop-down menu to select the warehouse this order
is to be despatched from. Multiple warehouses may be chosen on a sales
order.
10. Cost price - the Product Supplier Details window pops up showing
the suppliers of this product and their respective prices. Select From Our
Stock for counter invoices since the goods are being taken directly from
stock.
11. Adj - this column relates to credit note price adjustments where money
is refunded to the customer but the sales quantity is not. This ensure
sales analysis is correct, updating the sales value but not the quantity.
12. The line profit value, profit percentage and total sales value are
displayed at the end of the line. The total sales, cost and profit on the
order are shown on the right side of the screen.
13. You may wish to view the upselling prompts attached to this product.
You can add text lines to these product lines or use any of the other
options available in placing counter invoices.
This enquiry allows you to view the customer's purchase history to view the
products bought, date last bought and the price last paid. The products are
displayed in numerical then alphabetic order of stock code. You can search
the products bought by description, product group and order date, helping
you
locate a specific product within the history if the code is not known. You can
also select a product from the history to enter it on the current order.
1. Click the Products Bought tab in the top right quarter of the screen.
2. To search the history, chose the search option from the Find drop-down
menu.
3. In the search box enter the search criteria. For example if you have
selected Description type some keywords. If you selected Product Group,
you will be displayed a drop-down menu of the product groups to make a
selection from. If you selected Order Date you must enter the date in the
format dd/mm/yy.
4. On entering you selection criteria, you will be displayed the products from
the history that match your search.
5. Click the Restore button to restore the full product history list.
6. To enter a product from the history into the current order, you must have
the Product Lines tab open at the bottom of the screen. Clicking an item
from the products bought list inserts it on a new line in the order. You can complete the order line as normal. Note: the current price
is applied, not
the price last paid, but as it is shown in the Products Bought display you
can key this price into the current order line if desired.
There is an option to attach associated products to a product file in Gx
Stock\Product details. Click here for instructions on entering
the 'upselling'
products. When you enter a sales order line for a product that has associated
products set up, you will be prompted to upsell these items to the customer.
1. Having entered the order line for a code with associated products, the Upselling tab comes to the forefront in the top right of the screen showing
the products associated to the one entered in the sales order. You can
then prompt the customer to order these items too. For example tea bags
may be linked to coffee and sugar.
2. To enter one of the associated product into the current order, double click
the product from the display on the Upselling tab and complete the order
line.
2. Select a product line and then click the View Product button which is at
the bottom of the Stock Code Column. Alternatively you can right-click a
product line and select View Image of this Product from the popup menu.
This section of the order allows you to enter free type description lines for
items that do not have stock codes. These are sometimes referred to as
N.O.F.s (Not on File). Although this facility is available, it is always best to create a product file if possible to enable better product sales
analysis, customer purchase history enquiries and speedier order processing
if the item
is sold again.
1. Click the Non Stock tab.
2. Description - enter a free type description for the item.
3. Quantity - enter the quantity ordered.
4. Price - enter the price per item.
5. Discount - enter the discount given per item.
6. Cost Price - enter the cost price per item.
7. VAT - select the require V.A.T. code from the drop-down menu.
8. Nominal Code - select the sales nominal code from the drop-down menu.
9. The line profit value, profit percentage and total sales value are displayed
at the end of the line. The total sales, cost and profit on the order are
shown on the right side of the screen.
This option allows you to add descriptive text to product lines ordered (not
non-stock lines). For example a stock code for chair may not be for a specific
colour, so you can attach the chosen colour here as a text line associated to
the stock code.
1. Click the Text Lines tab.
2. Select the product line you wish to enter text against.
This allows you to add invoice messages to the counter invoice.
1. Click the Information tab.
2. Move the cursor to the Invoice Information box and type in your
message.
3. Alternatively you can set up commonly used messages using the Information Messages program. To attach a pre-set invoice
message use
the drop-down menus and select the required message. You can free type
additional text into the template message for this order. This will not
update the saved information message.
This screen allows you to view balances, credit limit, turnover and last order
and invoice dates. You can record memos about the account. These memos
will also appear in the Memos tab in Customer Details, and any
memos
entered there can also be viewed here allowing the accounts and telesales
departments to share notes about an account. There is a separate option to record memos about this counter invoice.
1. Click the Balances & Memo tab.
2. Click on the memo box and type any comments you wish to record about
this account.
You can add memos about this counter invoice. These can then be viewed in sales order enquiry. These are not to be confused with the general
account
memos that can be set in the Balances & Memo tab.
1. Click the Memo tab on the top right of the screen.