Sun Microsystems B2B manual Unique code number of the ordered product/part, Model No Qty

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this flag.

If this is activated, value for Nett Price column is required and Discount column should be blank.

Part No.

Unique code number of the ordered product/part.

 

 

Model No.

Qty

The model number assigned to the indicated part.

(This field has been disabled)

The quantity of the part ordered by the partner.

Discount (%) or Nett Price ($)

Unit Price will always take precedence over the Discount Percentage value.

If both the fields are entered, the system will back- calculate the discount based on the unit price keyed-in and update the discount percentage field accordingly, regardless of the value keyed-in previously.

Nett-to Sun Price (End User Order)

EMC/CCIB#

Date Requested (MM/DD/YYYY)

This is meant for End User Orders, where the unit price/discount entered above are End User Unit Price. Nett-to Sun Price is the amount that Sun bills the Partners, thus allowing them to enjoy a certain amount of back commission.

In Latin America, this field is labeled as Extended Distributor Price which is meant for Back Commission Orders.

For example, an end user order may purchase 2 quantity of a product for US$500 each while the partner’s price for that product is only US$400 each. So, the following fields should contain:

Quantity = 2

End User Unit Price = US$500

Nett to Sun Price = US$800 (partners are to compute the multiply of $400 x 2 themselves)

This is an optional field that is required by some Taiwan and PRC orders to indicate that certain product parts have been certified/checked with an EMC/CCIB#

This is the requested ship date for the particular line item. This date must be later than the current (today©s) date. However, note that this is only a REQUESTED date and the final shipment date may still differ depending on availability of the individual parts.

Partners may enter different dates to indicate partial shipment for a particular order.

Each product/part has corresponding buttons:

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Contents Users Guide for Suns Partners Performance Enhancement Guide Three ways to submit a PO ERP to ERP Business RuleSunCatalogue Launching the Sun B2B WebfrontUser Registration Sun B2B WebFrontAccess Control User LoginDeactivation and Reactivation of Users Access Denied Business Rules Login through Sun B2B WebfrontForgot Password Flowchart Password AdministrationChange Password Change Password FlowchartWeb user forget his/her password Change of user password Purchasing Order Generation Order Entry End User Orders for Partners Order Entry Ordinary Orders for PartnersPricing Option Main Line New Part Cart File Ordinary OrderEnd User PO Number End User Order Partners PO PWD Cart ID/WebDesk QuoteUnique code number of the ordered product/part Model No QtyDiscount % or Nett Price $ Button Name Add Description Update DeletePO with extracted items from Cart File Hit to view the PO items on the Order Summary Screen Order Summary Page Ordinary Orders Shipping information Billing informationOther information Additional fields for service parts Market Information Tracking Form Part After Submission Order Summary Next Go to the next page or screen Previous Reset Save As DraftAdditional Business Rules Button Name Refresh DescriptionSunB2B Partner’s User Guide SunB2B Partner’s User Guide SunB2B Partner’s User Guide Order Cancellation View Purchase Order HistorySubmitted Page SunB2B Partner’s User Guide Other functions Order DeletionOn ERP to ERP Support ProcedureUsing the WebFront for Order Entry On MySunCatalogue for Emea onlyEmergency Contact Service Level AgreementPreferred Browser Settings Priority Issue Definition Response TimeOptions Actions Enable SSL Enable Secure Internet Explorer SettingsProxy Remove Caching Back Button Netscape SettingsSunB2B Partner’s User Guide Frequently Asked Questions Hints on using SunB2B WebfrontWhen I Click The Button, There Is No Response? Why The Production Server Is Faster Than Testing Server?How To Investigate Performance Issue? Guide to Log Issue via ASPs Web Site TroubleshootingOrder Management Feedback Form