Invoiced Value
What | The process of converting approved quotes to sales orders and invoicing. | |
Why | To ensure orders are processed and billed accurately with correct pricing, tax codes, and delivery information. | |
Who | Parts Advisors / Billing Clerk | |
Key Measures | Order Conversion Rate Gross Profit Percentage (GP%) Delivery Accuracy Price Code Accuracy Discount Application Accuracy Invoicing Turnaround Time Delivery Scheduling Accuracy | ≥ 85% conversion ≥ 18% GP margin ≥ 95% on-time 100% compliance 100% accurate ≤ 1 business day ≥ 95% accurate |
STEPS TO INVOICED VALUE
Step 1: Create Sales Order (SO)
Enter phone, VIN, and part details in Tekion.
Goal: Convert quote to a valid Tekion order.
Example:
“Customer PO: PartsTrader Quote.”
Step 2: Apply Price Code
Choose from Tekion Price Codes (15, 22, 23, 37).
Goal: Assign the correct pricing structure.
Example:
“Use Code 22 for OEM parts.”
Step 3: Apply Discounts
Apply eligible discounts from Opstrax.
Goal: Reflect program-based discounts correctly.
Example:
“Infiniti 37% discount confirmed.”
Step 4: Verify Gross Profit
Use GP = SP - UC; GP% = GP ÷ SP.
Goal: Confirm margin compliance.
Example:
“$250 SP - $200 UC = $50 GP (20%).”
Step 5: Generate Invoice
Include SO# and customer reference.
Goal: Finalize billing in Tekion.
Example:
“Invoice #INV-2025-1035.”
Step 6: Schedule Delivery
Assign SAC (overnight), LAC (2–3 days), etc.
Goal: Align with delivery timeframes.
Example:
“Dallas = 4–5 Days delivery.”
Step 7: File Documentation
Upload invoice, SO, and reference to shared drive.
Goal: Maintain electronic record for QC.
Example:
“Save under \Parts\Wholesale\2025\Invoices.”