6.4  Cross reference new / reconditioned / scrap products

This mask field makes it possible to display the cross reference between new, reconditioned and "scrap" products.

 

It is possible to carry out a search by family or directly by code for each of these three types of product. 

 

Fig. 38: Cross reference new / reconditioned / scrap products

 

To search for the cross reference of a new product:

 

»      In the first line, with the title ""Original product" select a family or enter the code in the box at the side for the new part that you want to display the cross reference for.

 

»      Optionally, specify other parameters, such as: Brand and Catalogue. These parameters are used to limit the search

 

»      Click the "Search" button to the right of the field. See how to interpret the result of the search later on.

 

 

To search for the cross reference of a "scrap" product:

 

»      In the third line, with the title ""Scrap" select a family or enter the code in the box at the side for the reconditioned part that you want to display the cross reference for.

 

»      Optionally, specify other parameters, such as: Brand and Catalogue. These parameters are used to limit the search

 

»       Click the "Search" button to the right of the field. See how to interpret the result of the search later on.

 

 

Result of the search

 

Independently of the type of selection made, if the outcome of the search is positive, the list of the product cross references will be shown (or the products belonging to the family indicated) as well as the details of the price list and applicability (Catalogues only) of the actual product.

 

Fig. 39: Cross reference new / reconditioned / scrap products: results of the search

 

 

If the list is very long the first page of the results will be shown.  Click on the special page selectors to access later pages.

By clicking on a product code it is possible to activate the mask field “Search by product code” already utilized with the actual product code.

 

Note: in the case of a search for a "scrap" cross reference the price list details refer to the corresponding new product.