The customer record contains information about the customers for whom you perform maintenance or repair work. Your customers may be other departments, cost centers, owner-operators, other companies, or any other entity that is billed for work completed. Setting up the customer file allows markups to be applied for services rendered or items sold.
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As items are posted to work orders or fuel transactions are input, any applicable markups set in the customer records are applied and added to the work orders and fuel transactions.
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Adding a Customer
The customer record consists of four tabs:
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The screen will now display the information entered for the creation of the file and give access to the other tabs for data entry
General Tab
Add shipping and billing address information into these panels by clicking into a field, entering the information, and clicking the checkmark to save the entered data
Markups Tab
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The Overhead Rate Flag must be set to customer for these to apply. |
Use this tab to define markup and rate information for the customer
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Customer-specific markups for Parts and Labor can be defined
Click into a field, add the data, click the checkmark to save it
These markups will be applied to work order postings for this customer
Rates
Override Labor Rate - Activate an override for labor rate and enter a labor and/or labor tax percentage to be used instead of the individual employee labor rate when work is done for this customer
Shop Supply Rate - Many shops apply this fee to recoup costs for non-chargeable items such as grease, lubricants, nuts, bolts, and disposal and environmental fees. Set those percentages and make the appropriate selections. The shop supply rate will be applied to the labor rate and can be viewed on the bottom of the printed WO under “Shop”.
Calc GST Rate - For Canadian and Australian customers - Enter the goods and services tax rate (Canadian and Australian customers). Select a radio button to indicate if the tax is to be calculated using the Linear or Compounding method. The GST rate is multiplied to total labor, parts, tires, warranty, outside, and shop supply costs (if applicable) posted on work orders.
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Methods are as follows:
Add To - add an additional dollar amount
Flat Price - apply a flat price per gallon
Percent - a flat markup percentage can be applied to the per gallon price
Accounts Tab
Additional account codes can be entered for the various items. The use of account codes is purely for company benefit and these are not used by RTA in any way
Attachments Tab
Attachments can be added to the customer file. Refer to Attachments if assistance is needed in using this feature.
Changing a Customer
To change a customer record, do the following:
Click on the Organization area in the menu
Click on Customers
Locate and click on the customer to be edited
Navigate to any editable field in the file
Click in the field and edit or add the value desired
Click the check mark while in the edited field to save the changes
Deleting a Customer
To delete a customer record, do the following:
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