The primary make and model function helps to set conditions to apply when assigning a service package to a vehicle. The condition set defines which vehicle can use the service package and which to exclude.
To set the Primary Makes:
Search from the search icon, at the top-right corner, select it from the options that appear.
The window that opens lists all the defined primary make vehicles to use when assigning a service package condition.
To add a new vehicle make, click on .
From the Make Card that opens, add the as the vehicle’s make and the as the name commonly used for the make.
Select the slider, to mark it as a primary make.
Or, you can click on , and select , to edit an existing vehicle make.
To set the condition for a particular primary make:
Click on from the menu bar and select .
From the submenus that appear, select . The primary make conditions help the system understand all the vehicle models under the selected primary make.
Edit the column to instruct the system to find all the vehicle models that begin with the defined condition. For example, if a vehicle model begins with BMW, it automatically falls under the primary make.
column indicates the number of vehicles that fall under the set condition.
After setting the primary make conditions, you can now set the primary models. There are two ways of setting the primary models; one is by accessing the model list from the make list page:
Click on , and submenu.
Select .
Click on to add a new vehicle model.
Select the from the dropdown list.
Add the vehicle model .
Select the slider, to mark it as a primary model.
The second method:
Searching in the search icon, at the top-right corner and select it from the list.
The model list opens, and you can create a new model as explained above.
To set the condition for a particular primary model:
Click on .
Select .
Add the conditions to the vehicle models in the page that opens.
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