This article provides instruction and information on the following:
- How to create a quote for services and repairs
- How to enter a deposit for services and repairs
- How to add parts and labor to a quote
- How to process a transaction for services and repairs
How to create a quote for services and repairs
Note: A customer account must already exist.
- In Paladin, on the top ribbon, select the Invoice/Quote module.
- On the bottom ribbon of the module, click F1 Advanced Lookup.
- Open the Customer tab.
- In the Keyword Search box, enter the customer name and click Find.
- If more than one customer name is returned, highlight the appropriate customer name, then click F8 Select Customer.
- In the Invoice/Quote tab, enter the part number needing a quote. If you do not know the part number, click F1 Advanced Lookup, enter the keyword of the part number, then press Find>>. For example, enter lawn mower repair. In the Quantity column, enter the needed quantity and press Enter.
- Click F8 Add Items to Invoice.
- On the bottom ribbon of the Invoice/Quote tab, click F6 Store Transaction.
- In the Stored Transaction window, enable Quote.
- In the Name box, enter a name for the quote.
- In the Memo box, enter information about the service or repair. Example: Lawnmower Model 541XZ–REPAIR.
- Click F12 Store.
- Click Cancel to start a new transaction.
How to enter a deposit for services and repairs
- In Paladin, on the top ribbon, select the Invoice/Quote module.
- Enter or select the customer account in the Customer list.
- On the bottom ribbon of the module, click F5 Account Payment.
- In the Account Payment window, enter the amount of the deposit in the Payment box.
- In the Note box, enter the title of the quote, followed by the word “Deposit”.
Example: Repair Lawnmower Model 541XZ—Deposit.
- Click F12 Checkout.
- On the bottom ribbon of the module, click Cash, Credit Card, or Check as the deposit amount.
- Press Enter to complete the transaction. The deposit will be added to the customer account.
- In the Transaction Complete window, click Done.
How to add parts and labor to a quote
- In Paladin, on the top ribbon, select the Invoice/Quote module.
- Enter or select the customer account in the Customer list.
- On the bottom ribbon of the module, click F6 Recall Transaction.
- In the Recall Transaction window, select the Quote – Order option, check Show for all customers, select/highlight the correct quote, then click F12 Recall.
- In the Invoice/Quote tab, enter the part number to add. If you do not know the part number, click F1 Advanced Lookup, enter the keyword of the part number, then press Find>>. For example, enter lawn mower repair.
- Highlight the part and press F8 Add Items to Invoice.
- On the bottom ribbon of the Invoice/Quote tab, click F6 Store Transaction. Make sure the Name and Memo boxes contain the same information as the original quote.
- Click F12 Store.
- Click Cancel to start a new transaction.
How to process a transaction for services and repairs
- In Paladin, on the top ribbon, select the Invoice/Quote module.
- Enter or select the customer account in the Customer list.
- On the bottom ribbon of the module, click F6 Recall Transaction.
- In the Recall Transaction window, enable the Quote – Order option, check Show For All Accounts, select the correct quote, then click F12 Recall.
- On the bottom ribbon of the Order Manager tab, click F8 Checkout.
- On the bottom ribbon of the Checkout tab, click F2 Charge.
- In the Charge box, enter the amount of the available credit balance, then press Enter.
- On the bottom ribbon of the Checkout tab, select a payment type, then press Enter.
Note: Because the deposit was previously credited to the customer account, processing it as a charge will bring the customer account balance to zero.
- If there is a purchase order number, enter it, then click Next.
- Select the second payment type for the repair. This is the remaining amount on the transaction.
- In the Delete Stored Transaction window, click DELETE or click Next.
- In the Transaction Complete window, click Done.
If you have questions or suggestions about this information, contact support@paladinpos.com.
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Printed on: 12/09/24