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title: "Introduction to Job Processing"
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ProStix is designed to capture information as and when the transaction is taking place. This information is stored and is used by all of the modules within ProStix eliminating the duplication of effort in keying information into separate systems for Inventory, Debtors and Creditors Controls and the General Ledger. The Job Processing module of ProStix is linked to both Sales Order Processing and Production Scheduling: Sales Order Processing ensures that the products needed for the job (order) are available by the due dates and then processes the payment of the job (order). Production Scheduling is used to process the job through various Work Centres until the goods are delivered to the customer. Job Processing has similar functionality to the Sales Order Processing module except that it is designed specifically to handle jobs. Each section of a sales job is a sales order. This module allows you to create and maintain these sales orders. That is, sections that link together to form the job. This option from the Sales Order menu allows you to control jobs as a whole job while allowing you to assemble or produce the individual sections. A job differs from a normal sales order in that: In ProStix, a job can be created from a quote simply by accepting the quote.