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Navigator Retail Customer File

Granting High Level Access

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Associated Files

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Retail customers may be used with generic accounts (such as “Cash Sales”) or in conjunction with other “referral” accounts such as builders, designers, and contractors. The Retail Customer File may be maintained from the File Management application, or from the Navigator Order Management application as new retail customers are encountered.

Note: The use of this file is controlled by the System-Wide setting - Retail Customer File Options and by settings for Customer Types in the Classification Codes File.

Although the Retail Customer File is primarily designed to manage a database of consumers, it may be effectively used to manage all of the following applications:

Retail Customer File Maintenance

1. Select Retail Customer from the listing in the left hand frame.

Note: The Retail Customer File can also be automatically displayed from within Order Entry based on system setup options for retail and/or generic account environments.

2. To rearrange the information displayed on the screen, click on a column heading.

3. Click Records and then Create to add records to the file.

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Note: The system checks for and alerts you to duplicate records. You can decide to create a duplicate record or update an existing one.

Field Name

Description/Instructions

Name & Address

Enter customer’s name and address. This is the name and address that will appear in the Order Header Screen.

Phone

Enter up to two phone numbers and a fax number. By default, the main phone number appears in the Cust PO # field on the Order Header screen.

Email

Enter customers’ full e-mail address if applicable.

Customer type

Enter the two-character customer code. For example, enter B1 for a builder or CO for a contractor.

Note:  Customer Types are created and maintained in the Classification Code File.

Taxable

If this customers purchases are taxable enter “Y” in this field. If not enter “N”. If you enter “N”, then also enter a Tax ID number. The default is Y.

Note:  “Y” is always assumed for all retail accounts. This field is not used by the Order Entry program.

Tax ID

Enter the customer’s tax identification number, if the customer is tax exempt.

Note: Tax Exemption codes are maintained via the Tax Exemptions by State/Province File Maint - SYS 605 option.

Club Code

Use this field to denote a customer’s membership status in a discount or buying club or other type of organization within your company. Enter a user-defined code, defining the club or program.

Note:  This field does not affect any pricing or other functions for this customer. It is merely to identify membership.

Expiration date

The date the customer’s club membership expires.

The following settings are only displayed if high level access is granted. Refer to Granting High Level Access for more information.

Primary Card or Check

Designates the credit card or check number that this customer has already used for transactions. This information is automatically stored here by the Cash Register program.

Type/ Expires

Defines the primary credit card type and its expiration date. The credit card types are user-defined, but some examples are: MC for MasterCard, DI for Discover, and VI for Visa.

Secondary Card or Check

Designates a secondary credit card or check number that this customer has used. This information is automatically stored here by the Cash Register program.

Other Payment Method

Other payment methods could include gift cards, rebates, third party credits, or debit card. This field stores any other payment method description that the customer used for at least one previous transaction.

Pay Method

Other payment method types used by the customer. This is the payment method type code that goes with the Other Payment Method field.

Granting High Level Access

High level access can be granted at one of these three levels (listed in hierarchal order):

Granting High Level Access at the User Level

   Access the Navigator Control Panel (menu option NAV 5)

   Enter a “W” for the appropriate User

   Enter an “A” in the File Management Opt field

   Press F11 to toggle to the High Level Access screen.

   Page down and enter a “Y” for Retail Customer

Granting High Level Access at the Authority Class Level

   Access the Navigator Authority Classes via menu option NAV 2

   Enter a “W” for the appropriate Authority Class

   Enter an “A” in the File Management Opt field

   Press F11 to toggle to the High Level Access screen.

   Page down and enter a “Y” for Retail Customer

   For the global level use menu option NAV 2

Granting High Level Access at the Global Level

   Access the Navigator Global Settings via menu option NAV 1

   Enter a “W” for the appropriate Global defaults

   Enter an “A” in the File Management Opt field

   Press F11 to toggle to the High Level Access screen.

   Page down and enter a “Y” for Retail Customer

Options

Use these options, in the upper left-hand corner of the Update Record box, to check on the order history of the customer and/or make entries into their notepad.

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Notepad

Use this option to record information about the customer.

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Order History

The Retail Customer Order History screen displays all of the orders placed for this customer, including the amount currently open and the amount due.

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Note:  Payment information is gathered automatically from the AR history files and the daily payment screens.

Associated Files

Green Screen Retail Customer File (FIL 60)

Retail Customers

Control Panel - SET 1 - Screen 2 - Retail Environment Setting

System Wide Settings - Retail Customer File Options

System Wide Setting - Options for Retail Price Tag/Label

Billto File - FIL 1

Related FAQs

Changing retail accounts that have user defined payment methods

Managing Counter/retail Operations

How can I see terms at order inquiry?