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Configuring Items

Setting up custom items, windshield repair pricing, waived deductibles, and other sale items

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Written by Josh Schwermer
Updated over a week ago

This article will go over the steps on how to create an item within Omega.

1. Introduction To Item Creation

To start, navigate to the items page.

Introduction To Item Creation

2. Navigate To Items Page

This will load a list of all your current items created on your account. To create a new item, click the yellow circle and then select new item.

Navigate To Items Page

3. Overview Of New Item Fields

Batch imports are also available but will not be covered in this article. When clicking the new item option, several fields will appear for SKU, description, price, cost type, unit of measure, taxable, and sourceable.

Overview Of New Item Fields

4. Explain SKU And Description

Explain SKU And Description

5. Set Default Price

And then price is how much you are putting for a default price on the part.

Set Default Price

6. Select Part Cost Type

The part cost type field is used to set the type for the cost that the item would be reported as. We have options for part, labor, freight, andmiscellaneous.

Select Part Cost Type

7. Select Unit Of Measure

The unit of measure box is for the way that the calculation of the price is being done, with options for each, hourly, and several flat glass measurements.

Select Unit Of Measure

8. Use Taxable Checkbox

Use Taxable Checkbox

9. Use Sourceable Checkbox

The sourceable box is for if the item is able to be ordered from a vendor.

Use Sourceable Checkbox

10. Open Advanced Tab

Open Advanced Tab

11. Set Minimum And Maximum Price

Minimum price is the minimum price for the part to be charged. The maximum price is the maximum that the part will be charged for.

Set Minimum And Maximum Price

12. Define Default Cost And GL Code

The Default Cost is a default amount that you are paying for the part. This is commonly used for labor items or items that are not sourceable. The GL code is to set a category for the item.

Define Default Cost And GL Code

13. Assign Skills To Item

Required Skills are used to assign specific needs to a part that if a technician does not have assigned there will be a warning of.

Assign Skills To Item

14. Set Default Tags And Quote Inclusion

Default tags can be assigned to an item so when an item is added to a job it will apply a tag. Automatically include on quotes. This drop-down can be used to set an item to be included either always on a job or when specified by the catalog, or never.

Set Default Tags And Quote Inclusion

15. Use Hide On EDI Feature

Hide on E D I will make it so the item does not appear for the insurance company on the E D I invoice. This will cause the customer to be responsible for the amount of the item when it is invoiced

Use Hide On EDI Feature

16. Notes

You can also set a Note for the item.

Notes

17. Manage Item Notes And Invoice Disclaimer

You can also show a note by enabling show note when the item is added to a job. This will cause this note to appear in the jobs notes. And you can add the note to the repair disclaimer where it will appear in the footer of the invoice.

Manage Item Notes And Invoice Disclaimer

18. Save And List Item

Save And List Item

19. View Item Listing And Price

As you can see here, the item is listed with a description of the item and a price of 100. You can also activate and deactivate parts by clicking the action buttons on the right and selecting the deactivate option.

View Item Listing And Price

20. Activate Or Deactivate Items

Activate Or Deactivate Items

You have successfully created an item in Omega by following the detailed steps to configure all necessary fields and settings.

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