Why Isn’t My Sales Order Generating a PDI Appointment?

Modified on Mon, 3 Mar at 11:46 AM

A Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) is a necessary step before a vehicle is delivered. If your sales order is not triggering a PDI appointment, it is likely due to the vehicle’s stock status or an existing PDI record.


Common Reasons & Solutions

1. Vehicle Stock Status

? Issue: The vehicle has not yet been accepted into stock.
? Solution:

  • Navigate to Stock Record > Purchase Status and confirm that the vehicle is marked as in stock.
  • If the vehicle is still pending acceptance, update the stock status to enable the PDI scheduling.

2. Existing PDI Completion

? Issue: The system does not generate a new PDI if one has already been completed.
? Solution:

  • Navigate to Workshop or Service History to check if a PDI has already been logged.
  • If an existing PDI is recorded, no further appointment will be scheduled.
  • If a new PDI is required, a manual PDI appointment may need to be created.

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