This page will explain how to set up a Customer within Vision Commerce.
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DetailsThis tab contains the key items needed for the setup of a customer GeneralThis contains key information for the customer, most fields do not require an explanation as they are relatively obvious. The following fields are mandatory
GDPRThe GDPR options have been added at the foot of this section and you can select the correct legal type for this account which will be either 'Natural Person' or 'Business'.
The GDPR options only comes into use for a Natural person.
GDPR Options:
For more information please see GDPR Statement and Admin - User Maintenance pages Key Account Settings
Discounts / PricingYou can specify the default price list your customer will be using. The pricing lookup will check the prices in the followingDefault Payment MethodWeâve integrated Commerce with payment providers Lloyds & Stripe to allow you to collect online payments from customers for your sales. You can set this up in the Admin menu âReport Managerâ screen. Stripe can be set up without needing to involve us, Lloyds however requires additional setup which weâll have to help with. If you need assistance with either option please contact our support team. When online payments are enabled the sales order âPayment Methodâ controls if and when payments are requested:
If you want online payments enabled but you do not want to collect payment on the sales documentation for a particular order, use one of the payment methods provided above or tick the âPaid in fullâ tick box when saving the order - this will bypass payment collection. If payment has already been collected outside of the system then itâs advisable to record the details in the âPaymentsâ tab. When an upfront payment is required, regardless of how the order is received (either manually entered into Commerce or via the API), the order will be put on hold and a proforma automatically sent to the customer. If the payment method specified offers online payment a QR code will be available on the document for the user to click / scan. The options available at this stage are:
When an upfront payment is not required, we offer customers the ability to pay from the system generated invoice, again with a clickable QR code. Payments are handled directly by Lloyds / Stripe and go straight into your account with your chosen provider. Commerce can check for customer payments from any of the following locations:
These are retrieved and stored against the order (visible in the Payments tab), if the order is paid in full then a new âPaid in fullâ tick box is set in the order screen, and if the order is on hold itâs automatically released. This âPaid in fullâ tick box is what was previously known as the 'Credit Card Orderâ tick box. If an order has payments linked to it at the point of invoice generation, the payment is posted automatically to the accounts system. If however payment was retrieved after invoice generation, this will be retrieved in the âPending Invoicesâ tab and posted along with any other invoices & payments needing to be posted.
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It is always a good idea to have all customers pointing to a price list even if that list has no products on it (which would then use standard pricing) |
Also within this section you can set a default % discount which will be applied to the order lines as they are entered, this would apply to all lines but can be adjusted on the order
Standard Delivery Details
These are all fields which that are used as defaults at the order creation time, they can be adjusted on the order at the time of order entry.
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Carrier | If this customer uses a specific carrier then you can default it here, you can also set this up against the warehouse for all orders, but if setup here it will over ride the warehouse. If the warehouse are making the delivery themselves then this is generally left blank | ||||
Warehouse Delivery Service | If your warehouse offer you different deliver services this can be specified here e.g. They offer 48 hour service but you can specify a 24 hour or a Saturday delivery.
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Delivery Times |
If you do specify those then ensure your warehouse/delivery company will support the use of these fields. We have 2 sets of times you can use one or both (if you need to use them at all) You need to enter a FROM and TO time, the difference between these may be defined in the warehouse setup because your warehouse are requesting a minimum window on all deliveries. At the time of order you can specify a single time window (e.g. same time in from and to) this is considered a fixed time window.
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Delivery Point Telephone | contact information for your warehouse to speak to the customer if needed. If you enter a +447 or 07 number then if your warehouse support this it will send SMS messages to the customers phone.
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Delivery Point email | contact information for the warehouse SMS/email service
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Default to Sending SO Acknowledgement | If you always want to send this for each order then have this selected. Alternatively you can select this at the time of order for the specific order |
Delivery / Pick Instructions
These are fields which are defaulted for each order, but you can change them on an order to order basis
There is a limit of 120 characters for each field, this is because other fields are available which also contain key information for the delivery to take place, review the Standard delivery section above.
Delivery Instructions - this goes onto the delivery note for the driver
Picking Instructions - this will be printed on the picking note and is instruction for the warehouse.
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