I was using some glue on the weekend --and noticed this ...
The part # was hand written on the part .... in this case Seal All Glue that we get from Auto Sense ( since CARQUEST doesn't bother importing - so only USA jobbers get ... but it has been a good selling sku and we like to stock it )
BUT --there is also a UPC code on it .... but we don;t have scanners ... I was wondering .....
What happens when you update data in EXPLORIS with UPC codes ( which we are doing for all new price updated on X lines and most parts in CARQUEST should ( err ..should ?) have a UPC code data
Well -- it works .... have a question why we seemed to duplicate this UPC in this example - there on Seal-All did NOT duplicate .... it might have been something to do with the part was originally manually written up ( hint - no dash between the 156 sub line and the part # ... or it was preciously manually added ... we are asking for a report to list all parts and their UPC data .... we are still waiting ... the duplicate data leads to the same part --you would have a tougher problem on a UPC code updating to a different # --we have LOTS to learn about UPC codes ....
The UPC data is on a separate pane in the F-8 Part info window --
So --go try this ..... grab a part and type in the UPC code # ..
hint -- pick a CQ part for now --or Seal-All glue ....
could not find any that work ..... got my hopes up then they went right down .... :(
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you can see the UPC data ( or lack thereof ) in F-8 screen ... and on bottom -- click the UPC button
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