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When the call is completed, change the contract type for that service call to a billable contract type. This will only change the contract type for THIS call and will NOT change the service machine master.

The part used should then be added to the invoicing lines.  If not, double click the item in the list of inventory used.  This will add that item to the invoicing list.  Adjust the amount to be invoiced and invoice as normal.

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Go to Service/Contract Billing, Machines,  Display All Machines.

Once the machines are displayed, use the filter row to filter the grid to show only the desired contract type.  View the tutorial on how to use the grid for more information on filtering and grouping techniques.

The filter can also include an asterisk (*) as a wild card.  This can be at the first or last of the filter expression. For example, *TM will filter all contract types that end in TM.

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This is correct.

When a new machine is created in dispatch, the system will default to using the customer tax code. However, the tax code can be changed for this machine master.

If a customer tax code is changed and all the machines are to be changed also, you must display each machine and check the tax code.

If the machine is also in contract billing, you must change the tax code there as well.

Each machine can have a different tax code from each other and from the customer tax code.  The same machine can have one tax code for service calls and another tax code for contract billing purposes.  Each meter that is invoiced for contract billing can even have a different tax code.

Always set the tax code on the service tab as well as the contract tab on the display machine screen.

The query library contains a query to update the tax code for all machines for a customer to the tax code which is on the customer record.

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The system uses the pm months and/or clicks from the models serviced table. This can be overridden at the machine level by setting the pm months and/or clicks on the machine master.

When a service call is completed, and the PM service type is used, the system will update the date and reading of the pm call in the service master. You can also display the master and set the date and/or reading of the last pm service call.

Go to Service/Contract Billing, Service Calls, Display/Dispatch PM.  Click the Search for PM Due button at the top of the screen.  The system will then calculate the date of the next PM.  If that date is during the current or next month, an entry will be added to the list for that machine.

The program will not do this is the contract type ends in TM (time and materials).

 

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The contract type is not set up properly.

Display the machine master to find the contract type.

Go to Service/Contract Billing, Other, Contract Types. Double click on the contract type.

Look at the coverage information which is located on the right hand side of the screen.

Verify that the category of the inventory item or labor is covered or not covered for this contract type.

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Call backs are determine first by the definition of call back (days and/or clicks) in the models serviced table. If the call is over either the days or clicks, it cannot be a call back.

 

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The following is a list and description of every bookmark that is used in the work order template.

From the customer record

cust Customer number
custn Customer name
add1 Address 1
add2 Address 2
city City
state State/Province
zip Zip/Postal code
custphone Customer phone number
custfax Cusotmer fax number
email Customer email
resale Resale number
salesrep Salesrep of customer
creditcode Credit code of the customer
cust2 Customer number repeat
custn2 Customer name repeat

From the service call record

call1 Call type 1
call2 Call type 2
call3 Call type 3
call4 Call type 4
call5 Call type 5
logcomments Log call comments
priority Log call priority
po Purchase order number
logdate Log date
logtime Log time
tech Tech assigned
job Job number
logmeter Reading when call was placed
orderby Person who placed the service call
takenby Employee who logged the service call
logdate2 Log date repeat
logtime2 Log time repeat
tech2 Tech assigned repeat
job2 Job number repeat

From the service machine record

model Model of machine
serial Serial number of machine
contract Contract type
taxcode Tax code from machine master
lastpmdate Last pm date
lastpmmeter Last pm meter reading
lastdate Last service date
lastmeter Last meter reading
installdate Installation date of the machine
loc1 Machine location 1
loc2 Machine location 2
loc3 Machine location 3
loc4 Machine location 4
loc5 Machine location 5
machphone Machine phone number
machfax Machine fax number
keyop Key operator
terms Customer terms
idnumber Machine id number
ipaddress IP address of the machine
dpcomments Messages from the machine record
idnumber2 Machine id number repeat
expdate Expiration date of the service contract
model2 Model of machine repeat
serial2 Serial number of machine repeat

From the service history

prevjob Previous job number
prevjobcomments Previous job comments
history Last 5 service calls
warranty warranty parts replacement

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