A template code is a unique code of up to 6 characters that identifies a template.
Use this field to:
In the Template Description field, enter a description of up to 60 characters to identify the template code.
Select a standard customer type (Base, A, B, C, D, or E).
Customer type specifies the discount level for a customer. "Base" indicates that the customer is not eligible for price discounts.
Note: Discount percentages are set up in Inventory Control Item Pricing. Customer types are assigned to customer records in Accounts Receivable.
Select an optional price list code. Price lists allow you to vary your basic item prices. For example, you can set up price lists that calculate sale prices, give volume discounts, or assign different regional prices for items.
A description of the specified price list displays in the Price List Description field.
Note: Price lists are set up in Inventory Control.
A tax group defines the tax authorities to which the customer is subject. Tax groups must match the currency of the customer record.
The tax group you select will be used for an order or shipment only if you have not yet added the customer record. (The tax group specified in the customer record will always override the tax group specified in the template.)
Tax groups are defined on the Tax Groups screen in Tax Services, and tax classes are defined on the Tax Classes screen in Tax Services. Customers are assigned to tax groups (and assigned a tax class for each authority in their tax group) in Accounts Receivable, and inventory items are assigned tax classes in Inventory Control.
A description of the specified tax group displays in the Tax Group Description field.
For more information, see About Taxes.
Enter an optional free-on-board (FOB) point. This is the location at which the customer begins paying freight charges on the order (if any). The order is shipped as far as the FOB point at no cost to the customer.
Select an optional order type for the template.
For more information, see Order Types.
Use the O/E Templates screen to speed up and simplify order entry by setting up templates that specify default settings for new orders and credit notes.
Order Entry templates are optional. They specify default customer and order information for new orders and new credit notes.
Note: You must use the Order Type field (on the Order tab) and the Customer Type list (on the Customer tab) to specify the order type and customer type for each template. All other information is optional.
Use the Customer tab to specify the following information:
Use the Order tab to specify the following information:
If you use multicurrency accounting, when you use a template to create an order or shipment for a customer that has not yet been added to Accounts Receivable, the tax group sets the currency and the reporting currency for the order or shipment.