How to Split Dealer Options on the Profit Report

Modified on Fri, 27 Dec at 11:51 AM

The Profit Report groups Dealer Fitted Options (DFO) sales and profit into a single lump sum. In cases where you need a detailed breakdown of individual DFO contributions, you can create additional columns to display the sales and profit for specific accessories. This guide explains how to achieve this step-by-step.


Steps to Split Dealer Options

1. Access Vehicle Parameter Maintenance

  • Navigate to:
    Vehicle Parameter Maintenance > Accessories

2. Identify the Accessory

  • Locate the accessory you want to separate on the profit report.
  • Double-click the accessory to open its details.

3. Check or Assign a Nominal Code

  • If No Nominal Code is Set:
    • Assign the accessory to the appropriate Nominal Code in the settings.
  • If a Nominal Code is Already Set:
    • Make a note of the code listed in the Nominal Code column.

4. Add a New Column to the Profit Report

  1. Access Analysis Codes:

    • Go to Analysis Codes in the system and click Add.
  2. Link the Nominal Code:

    • Select the same Nominal Code assigned to the accessory.
  3. Create a Description:

    • Enter a descriptive name for the new column.
      • Example: If the accessory is a "Tow Bar," the description might be "Tow Bar Profit."
  4. Save the Column:

    • Click OK, then close the window.

Final Step

  • Once the changes are made, your Profit Report will now display the accessory as a separate column with its sales and profit clearly identified.

Key Notes

  • Nominal Codes: Ensure the nominal code matches the one assigned to the accessory for accurate reporting.
  • Descriptions: Use clear and concise descriptions for easy identification on the profit report.
  • Video Tutorial: A video walkthrough is available for additional guidance.

Scenarios Where This Process is Useful

  • Analysing individual accessory contributions to sales and profit.
  • Preparing detailed reports for specific Dealer Fitted Options.
  • Improving visibility into profit margins for better financial tracking and decision-making.



 

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