Vehicle Type table

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Vehicle Type table

The Vehicle table allows you to associate different selling and cost amounts when you want charge for the Trucks you use to ship or receive material.

 

Dispatch automatically creates a default Vehicle Type identified with the Type ID NS and the Description Not Specified.

 

If you do not plan to use Dispatch for Cash Sales or Invoicing, or you do not plan to charge separate rates for delivery/pick-up based on the Vehicle Type (for example, delivery is always built-in to the Material charge), please use NS for the Vehicle Type for all Trucks.

 

If there is the only Vehicle Type it will be used automatically whenever a Vehicle Type is required. For example, if you add a new Truck, the Vehicle Type will automatically be set to NS. For example, if you add a new Zone, the Vehicle Type will automatically be set to NS.

 

A column name shown in red indicates that a value is required for that column.

 

Column

Description

General


Type ID

A unique sequence of letters and/or numbers that will be used to identify the Vehicle Type.

 

When adding a new row, you can leave this column empty and an ID will be generated automatically.

Description

A description of the Vehicle Type.

 

When adding a new row, If this column is left empty, Type ID will be copied to this column.

Sales


Unit Price

The charge for shipping one Unit. For example, if a shipping is charged by the tonne, Unit Price should be for one tonne.

Additional Fee

An fixed amount (flat rate) that will be added to a the shipping charge.

 

For example, if you charge $ 10.00 to weigh a truck, set the Unit Price to $0.00 and the Additional Fee to $10.00.

Unit

This is the Measurement Unit used to convert a Net weight into the value used to calculate the sale amount.

 

If your Windows Measurement System is set to Metric, the default value is MT. If it is set to U.S., the default value is IT.

 

If the Ticket Unit is kg, this unit should by MT (tonnes). If the Ticket Unit is lb, this unit should by IT (tons).

Account

A cross-reference for the Vehicle Type to a external job cost or accounting system.

Cost


Unit Price

The cost for shipping one Unit. For example, if a shipping is costed by the tonne, the unit price should be for one tonne.  

Additional Fee

An fixed amount (flat rate) that will be added to a the shipping cost.

Unit

This is the Measurement Unit used to convert a Net weight into the value used to calculate the cost amount.

 

If your Windows Measurement System is set to Metric, the default value is MT. If it is set to U.S., the default value is IT.

 

If the Ticket Unit is kg, this unit should by MT (tonnes). If the Ticket Unit is lb, this unit should by IT (tons).

Account

A cross-reference for the Vehicle Type to a external job cost or accounting system.