This article / video will go through how to create a new Part Record in Blackpurl 


New Part Records are generally created when you upload a Vendor Price File but there may be times that you need to manually add a new Part Record 


Please note that the Vendor must already exist in Blackpurl - If the Vendor does not exist in Blackpurl then you will need to add the new Vendor first


This article will assist - How to Create / Add a New Vendor



Video - How to Add a New Part




Article - How to Add a New Part 

  1. From the Blackpurl Header Click on User-added image > User-added image

User-added image


  1. Complete the relevant details on the New Merchandise window (just work your way slowly down the fields) and then click on User-added image
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A.  If you are creating a new part from a new Vendor, you will need to create the Vendor first
Review our article - How to Create / Add a New Vendor


B.  For Part Type - if the Vendor for this part has been setup for Products and Services - Part Purchases
and Merchandise Purchases such as this Vendor:

User-added image


then on the Parts record - you will be required to select a Part Type:

User-added image


For further information on Products & Services - please review our article - How to Setup Vendor Products and Services

C.  
This is the non-inventory part indicator. If you indicate that the part is a non-Inventory part, then you are 
basically telling Blackpurl that you do not want to keep track of quantities or average costs etc


If you add the non-inventory part to a Customer Order, it will automatically tell you it is in stock as it does not go through any Special Order VO/VR/VI process etc

D.  
Quantity in Stock - when you first create a new part, you can enter in the Stock on Hand in this section


**Please note that if you do enter a quantity as Stock on Hand at this point, it will NOT create a stock adjustment journal over to our accounting package.

If you don't enter in a Quantity at this point, you will need to do a Part Stock Adjustment at a later date. 
Please review our article - How to Complete a Part Stock Adjustment