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ID169 - Item Change Audit Overview & Sample:

Shows changes made to critical fields on Item Records as well as new Item Records created 

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Overview

Overview

Shows changes made to critical fields on Item Record as well as when new Item Record created. Critical item components: 

Item Number, Description, Category, Serialized, Inventory Code, ExpenseCode, SalesCode, ServiceCode, Yield, EquipmentCode, Taxable, Cost, DefaultPrice, Active, UseBaseOutCost, BaseOutCost, OutCostGroup, Default Vendor, E-InfoEnabled, Returnable, Make, Model, ItemUsageLimitType 

Run Schedule: Weekdays 6:12AM MST

Type of Output: Emailed PDF

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Sample

Sample

Shows New/Created Item Records first, then Changed Item Records, Groups by Inventory Code

Sample New Item Record:

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Sample Item Record Changes:

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Variables

Variables

 

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Variable W: Enter Item Category Code(s) to be monitored (separate by comma)

Category Codes can be found via Tools / Lists & Codes / Item Categories:

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Alert Functionality

Alert Functionality

1. Shows New/Created Item Records first, then Changed Item Records. Groups by Inventory Code.

2. You will only receive an email if there are new or changed Item Records to report on.

3. "Non Inventory Items" listed under Expense Items section/header.

4.  We are not able to provide you historical data on changes to records from prior to day we install our alert because eAuto does not store this information from which we can pull from. Once we install the alert, then we start building our own comparison table to be able to report back to you from.

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Best Practices & Tips

Best Practices & Tips

1. Please note we are limited by eAuto's record of last updater. The last update field is strictly the last person to click ok on the record and not necessarily the person who made the changes. So if the record was created \ changed at noon today by User A, but User B opened that record and clicked ok when exiting it at 12:15, it will show as though User B made the creation \ changes to the record. Click here to see how last updater is determined. Best Practice is for users to hit Cancel, not OK when no changes made to a record.

 

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Related Alerts

Related Alerts

ID174 - Contract Change Audit

ID325 - Customer Change Audit

ID611 - Equipment Change Audit

 

 

 

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