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You can add a supply that you may order from multiple suppliers. The way it works is you add your supply using the same reference number which could be a manufacturer code. You will then add the multiple suppliers and link to that supply item or you can do bulk changes using the import process. 

Import Process for Bulk Changes

If you're doing bulk changes, you can use the standard import template and follow the steps below on how to enter the details.

Note: Standard Import Template can be downloaded from Inventory → Supplies → Import/Export → Download Import Template.

          A. Enter the same Part Number in column A which could be a manufacturer code.

          B. Indicate the supplier names in column B.

          C. Put Yes for the Default Supplier and then put No for the other suppliers where you can possibly purchase the items.

          D. Enter the rest of the details for the other columns such as D, H, I, J, K, L, and M.

If you're adjusting just one of a couple of items, you can do it directly by accessing Inventory → Supplies and open the supply details.

Click on the Suppliers tab and add the other suppliers from there.


In the example below, our default supplier is A & G Engineering and we added two more suppliers for the same item.

Doing it this way allows you to purchase items from different suppliers and items still get allocated to the PO and Job considering that there is one common identifier which is the manufacturer code that we enter in the Part Number field.













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  1. Anonymous

    Hi, I have tried this and wondering if I am missing something??? 

    I assumed if you select Multiple Suppliers for one supply that the drop down box when entering as a supply would only show the suppliers chosen not the whole list. This would make it quicker/easier for the Techs to make a decsion on where to purchase the supply. 

    I also thought as I have entered the cost price of the supply for each supplier that it would push through to the supply when added to the Job and therefore push through to the Purchase order when raised but it seems to stay the same price as entered for the supply. 

    Not sure if this function is used for something else but would be very helpfull if it could do the above mentioned, or if I could have some guidence if I am doing this incorrectly.

    Regards, Sonia Tri Tech Refrigeration Sa

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