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Set up and hire Plant Kits in Plant Control

Define a pre-built bundle of plant, charge, or stock components as a Plant Kit in your Coins Plant Control module, then hire the entire kit as a single line on a plant requisition.

A Plant Kit in Coins Plant Control is a pre-defined bundle of plant, charge, or stock components that are hired out together as a single line item, rather than entered individually. Each component takes its rate from its own source: assets take their hire rate from the plant group (unless overridden by an item-level or agreement rate), and stock items use their stock sale price. Rates can also be entered manually at the kit level.

Create a kit group

A kit group is required before you can create a plant kit. It categorises kits for lookup and reporting in the same way that asset groups categorise assets.

  1. Go to Plant Control > Setup > Maintenance > Group Maintenance > Kit Groups.

  2. Click Add.

  3. Enter the Kit Group code and Description.

  4. Click Save.


Create a plant kit

  1. Go to Plant Control > Maintenance > Plant Kits.

  2. Click Add and enter the Item code and Description.

  3. Select the Group and click Save.

  4. Select the Kit Parts tab and click Add.

  5. Select the component Item and enter the Quantity.

  6. Click Save and repeat for each component in the kit.


Hire a plant kit

  1. Go to Plant Control > Hire Desk > Requisitions and click Add.

  2. Complete the requisition details and click Save to open the Sales Order Lines screen.

  3. Click Add and select the plant kit in the Product field.

  4. Enter the Quantity, On Hire date, Off Hire date, and Rate.

  5. Click Save, then select Process Entire Requisition from the action bar.

All kit components appear as individual lines in Pending Hires, with one line for the original item and one for each component.

In this example you can see there are 13 lines in total, one for the kit and then 12 lines for the individual items within the kit.

Follow the standard hire desk process to fulfil stock items from stock and dispatch assets.

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