After creating a Client Partner, you will be taken to the Partner Details view.
The details view shows two cards, General and Custom Units.
General card
The General card provides the Name and Code of the Client Partner, as well as the current logo you have attached to the Client Partner.
To change any of these details choose the Edit Details button.
The card will move into edit mode, and you'll be able to update the Name and Code.
At any point you may select the Remove Logo button to remove the logo.
When there is no logo, you may upload a new one by choosing the upload logo button.
Browse a file on your computer, making sure you have obtained the necessary permissions to use the logo.
Client Partner logos are used throughout Consignly to help identify records relating to that Client Partner.
Custom Units
If the Client Partner stores Product in a unit that is not one of the standard Consignly-supported units, then you can create a Custom Unit for the Client Partner. This unit can then be used in the Products that are stored for that Client.
Custom Units that have been enabled for the Partner already will appear in the list.
A list of custom units created for a Client Partner
Managing Unit Types
Select the Edit Units button to enable or disable a unit type for the Client Partner.
Use the checkboxes to select the units that you wish to enable.
Once you have enabled a Unit Type, you are free to use it in a Product definition and Rate definitions used to raise charges for Client Partners.
Enabling Unit Types
GS1 Configuration
If your Client Partner supports GS1 labelling, then you may create a GS1 configuration to support generating SSCCs within given ranges provided by the Client Partner.
Find the GS1 Configuration card and choose Add Config.
The GS1 configuration card on a Client Partner in Consignly
To allow Consignly to generate SSCC labels, fill out the required fields in the General card. The GS1 company code is required, and the Member Organisation that issued the code must be selected.
Next, provide Consignly with the SSCC ranges that your client partner has allocated you.
It is necessary to know the extention digit of the range, as well as the starting number and ending number of the range.
You may add multiple ranges to the configuration. Consignly will issue SSCC numbers within the first range, and when that range is depleted, it will start issuing numbers in the next range, and so on and so forth.
When all ranges are depleted, it will not be possible to generate SSCC numbers for that client partner until another range is created.
The GS1 configuration detail. Notice some ranges have been depleted already.