Warranty - Parts and Merchandise

Modified on Tue, 20 May at 11:57 AM

This article will explain how Blackpurl deals with the Warranty of Parts and/or Merchandise but all warranty claims must be done through Customer Order > Service Job



Scenario A: 


Customer purchased a part and it is faulty so the dealership is going to do a clean swap of the part (Dealership has one in stock) with no paperwork to the Customer


In this instance the Dealership will not do a Customer Return as they do not need to keep track of serial numbers etc, all they need to do is a create a Service Job for a Third Party Pay to the Provider / Warranty Company



  • Then add the relevant part as a line item:



  • Then finalise the CO through the normal warranty process ie Claim Submitted / Claim Resolved etc


For more information, please refer to our article - Service Job - Understanding the options for "Who is paying for the job?" (ie Third Party - Insurance & Warranty Claims)



Scenario B: 


Customer purchased a part and it is faulty or the Customer changed their mind


To keep the paperwork in order the Dealership would need to do two actions:


  • Action 1 - Create a Customer Return with first line item as a negative to get the item back in stock and then a second line item for the replacement part.  We would suggest this is done totally separate from the Service Job to the Warranty Company


  • Action 2 - Create a Customer Order > Service Job for a Third Party to the Provider / Warranty Company





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