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Bill,

An associate and I have implemented enhancements to BPCS V6.01, order entry 
and billing to add lines to orders after shipment and before billing for a 
client in the wire industry.  They like you add charges for base metal and also 
for plating.  These changes were to green screen, but did not require 
modification to either order entry or billing.  I would be happy to provide a 
functional 
spec and quote if you are interested.

I have also investigated using either kits or assortments in the past.  I am 
not sure now why that was not a good option, but it might be worth 
investigating again.

Please feel free to contact me offline and we can discuss further.

Myron Hamilton
COBUS
mhamilton8685@xxxxxxx

In a message dated 2/18/2004 7:52:47 AM Central Standard Time, 
sctbill@xxxxxxxxx writes:

> We need to start adding surcharges for iron and steel as a separate
> charge/line to our products when we invoice, so we were wondering how others
> add surcharges to invoices. Any suggestions they would be greatly
> appreciated we need to show the surcharges as a separate line on the
> invoice. We've considered entering them during order entry but because our
> surcharge is by the pound we would need to calculate the weight for each
> order manually to add the surcharge and then rely on the warehouse to pick
> confirm the surcharge properly on partial ship orders.  Does anyone know of
> any 3rd party packages that may help us here?
> 
> We are on BPCS 6.1.02 full CS.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Bill
> 


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