1. Ending the repair file

When the technician has completed the repair, he can set the status to « Completed, to be invoiced » so that it can be invoiced later:

 

2. Invoicing a file

To invoice a file, you need to check the amounts associated with the items and add the quantities used in the item table: 

 


Save, then click on « to Invoice »: 

The system will ask if you wish to return the appliance to the customer in the case of a « Workshop » type file:

And if you wish to make a payment:

Click on « Add a payment method », select the payment method and the amount, then click on « Create »:

The invoice will then be created according to the client: 

- If the appliance is under warranty and is covered by a manufacturer's warranty, an ISG will be created, as well as an invoiceable BL or Pro Forma Invoice (depending on what has been set up in the manufacturer's master record).

 

- If the takeover is assigned to another third party or reseller, the invoice will be created according to the type defined in the other third party or reseller master record.

 

- If the takeover is assigned to a third party with an « None » billing type, an invoice will be generated.


3. Returning a product

If the product was not returned when the file was closed, it can be returned later.

To do this, go to the folder list and select the « To be returned » status: 

 

To return one or more products, select the corresponding line(s) and click on « Return »: 

It is also possible to restore the product in the same way from the repair file.

A status code « 602 - Device returned » is then added to the history: 


4. Sending a product

When a product is in « To be dispatched » status, you can print out a delivery note.

As with the return, you need to select the corresponding line(s) and then click on « Edit delivery note »:


 

It is also possible to edit the form when you are in the job file: 

A status code « 1107 - Device sent » is then added to the history: