The first sub tab, Product Details, contains descriptive information about the Product. Required fields include: Description, Type, and Order Quantity.
Indicates whether or not you want ShopPAK to generate a product label(s) for the product. New products default to how you’ve set your ShopPAK Options | Jobtab’s Print Labels checkbox.
Placing a check into the check box tells ShopPAK to include the product on a work order when printing product information. New products default to how you’ve set your ShopPAK Options | Jobs tab’s Print on Product checkbox.
Placing a check into the check box tells ShopPAK to include the product when dragging products from a product on to a shipping ticket (this is done on the ShopPAK Shipping tab). New products default to how you’ve set your ShopPAK Options | Jobs tab’s Print on Packing Slip checkbox.
Read only. Describes product role. Blank means that it is a normal product. Parent means it is a parent product – consisting of one or more child or sub-assembly products. Child means it is a child product or a sub-assembly of a parent product.
Unique sequential number associated with the product. If you use unique reference numbers in ProjectPAK to identify products, the ProjectPAK Estimate Conversion Utility sends the unique reference numbers over to ShopPAK.
Code that represents the product. If you use product assembly codes / IDs in ProjectPAK to identify products, the ProjectPAK Estimate Conversion Utility sends the unique codes over to ShopPAK.
Automatically defaults to the Order Quantity, however, you can override when necessary if you wish to build more than the Order Quantity and store in stock as a finished good.
Read only. ShopPAK calculates Price by multiplying Order Quantity times Unit Price. If maintaining sell price at the Product Level, changes to a product’s price ‘bubble up’ through the job tree.
ShopPAK shares ProjectPAK work group columns so information defined in ProjectPAK flows through to ShopPAK when converting a ProjectPAK estimate into a first-cut ShopPAK job.
You can attach a drawing of the product that can be viewed in the Drawing tab. ShopPAK accepts a wide variety of formats such as dsf, dwg, dwt, gif, jpeg, pdf, etc.
ShopPAK shares ProjectPAK custom columns so custom product information defined in ProjectPAK flows through to ShopPAK when converting a ProjectPAK estimate into a first-cut ShopPAK job.
