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How to use Customer Part Number in NetSuite.

Written by CuriousRubik | Mar 15, 2018, 11:18:00 AM

Some people calls same item with different name. For example in most of the countries ‘TV channel changer’ calls ‘Remote control’ but in ‘New England’ it calls a ‘Clicker’.  As per business scenario it is one of the most important thing to build healthy relationship between customer and company. NetSuite setup a relationship between item number and customer’s item number as per below mentioned ways.

Steps for ‘Customer Part Number’:

  1. ‘Supply Chain Management’ SuiteApp installation.
  2. Setup & Enabling feature.
  3. Add ‘Customer Part Number’ in ‘Item’ record.
  4. Use ‘Customer Part Number’ in ‘Transactions’.
  1. ‘Supply Chain Management’ SuiteApp installation:
  • Navigation: Customizations > SuiteBundler > Search & Install Bundles.
  • Search with bundle id: 47193.
  • Appear ‘Supply Chain Management’ bundle then install it.
  1. Setup & Enabling feature:
  • Go to Transactions > Management > Supply Chain Management.
  • Click on ‘Preferences’ link then display ‘Supply Chain Preferences’ page.
  • Select ‘features’ tab and click on ‘Customer Part Number’ checkbox.

       3. Add ‘Customer Part Number’ in ‘Item’ record:

  • Open item record and click on ‘Customer Part Number’ subtab.
  • In the ‘Customer Part Number’ field type customer calls name.
  • In the ‘Customer’ field select customer to associated this name.

  1.  Use ‘Customer Part Number’ in ‘Transactions’:

When open sales transactions in line level ‘Item’ record appear ‘Customer Part Number’ field. Search with customer calls name ‘Item’ name is sourced automatically.

Note: ‘Customer Part Name’ is displayed based on ‘Customer’

Customer part number appear in ‘Printing Transactions’:

When click on ‘Print’ option in ‘Sales Transaction’ records.

This process eliminates the need to perform a manual conversion of Customer’s item number to  item number prior to entering the order thus reducing man hours expended in a non-value-added activity.