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An on-screen form displayed, during manually receiving a part into stock, when you click the Receive button on the Purchase Transaction form. See Auto-created Surcharge Return Labels form.
The mapfile can contain expiry date information based on supplier, part number, or surcharge code. See Expiry Period Mapfile.
The mapfile can contain expiry date information based on supplier, part number, or surcharge code. See Expiry Period Mapfile.
A consultant would normally carry out the setting up of the surcharge return parameters at the same time that the on-site training takes place. See Surcharge Return Parameters form.
When a dealer purchases a part that can be reconditioned, in addition to the value of the part, the parts supplier normally adds a surcharge. This is to encourage the dealer to return the old, worn out unit. See Introduction to Surcharge Return Tracking and Surcharge Return Tracking in Purchase Control.
A field in the surcharge return record. When this differs from the part number, it is a franchise surcharge code. Some manufacturers use this rather than a part number to link return labels. This makes it possible for more then one part number to have the same surcharge code. See Select Surcharge Return Labels.
A document associated with a component subject to surcharge return tracking.
The surcharge return tracking software is used to control surcharge parts from the main parts supplier -- normally the vehicle manufacturer represented by the dealer. Alternatively it can be used for all parts containing a surcharge value regardless of franchise or supplier. See Surcharge Return Tracking in Purchase Control.
Enables the allocation of a surcharge part from one return label to another. See Surcharge Returns Tracking Maintenance form.