Enter Kit or List details in a spreadsheet and arrange the data columns into the following column order.
There are options for:
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Kit Priced Kit
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Component Priced Kit
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Pick 1 Item List
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Pick Multi Items List
You would have one line for every component of a Kit or List.
Notes: See General / Importing Data for details of what can corrupt the Import.
Column |
Field |
Description |
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A |
Kit / List Description |
Must be unique - Max 50 Characters - Eg: CRF250 2012 Sprocket Kit |
B |
Kit Part Number |
Eg: KISPCRF250-2012 |
C |
Kit Price |
Retail Price Incl Tax - If not known set to 0 |
D |
Component Part Number |
Eg: SF349-15 |
E |
Component Qty |
Optional - Default = 1 - Eg: 4 |
F |
Adjustment Amount |
Optional - Will adjust the standard price - Default = 0 - Incl Tax - Positive = Add, Negative=Subtract |
When finished save as a CSV format.
To Import select Items, Stock, Maintenance. Select the Import option and select the format of: Actions (Kits)corrupt the Import. Then select the CSV file created above.
The Import will do the following:
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Search for the Kit Description in the Actions. If it does not find an exact match it will create it
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Search for the Kit Part Number in Stock Items. If it does not find an exact match it will create it. It will also assign it the Action ID in the first Action
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Search for the Component Part Number in Stock Items. If it does not find an exact match it will create it. It will also create an Action Line for the above Action (If it does not already exist)
Note: If Evopos creates new stock items it will use the default Category for Store1 (see Settings / System / Stores). If you want to set the Category you can temporally change this prior to import. Also it does not create any prices etc, however if you have the details in a Supplier Price Book with a matching Part Number, you can select 'Update Store from Price Book' in Items / Price Books / Maintenance.