Related inquiries

In this box you can copy the inquiry in question to a new "related" inquiry, e.g. if you wish to revise the inquiry or send a copy of it to another supplier.

A related inquiry is linked to the primary inquiry from which it was copied. If this link between inquiries is not necessary, you can use the regular function Save as... in the toolbar of the procedure.

Create related inquiry

When you click the button Create related inquiry, a dialog box will open where you can enter a new inquiry number or leave it empty in order to load the next available inquiry number from the number series. Here you can select inquiry type. The header and rows are copied to the new inquiry by default.

You can also choose if you wish to load current prices to the new inquiry. Then prices are loaded from default supplier links on the parts on the inquiry rows. Otherwise the prices will be loaded from the rows on the current inquiry.

You can also set the related inquiry as primary by default. It is also possible to afterwards select in the box which inquiry should be the primary one.

By clicking OK in the dialog box, the new related inquiry will be opened by default in a new procedure window.

Related and primary inquiry is also shown in the table in the box. You can here go to these and also preview what they look like at printout.

In the Inquiry list procedure, the primary inquiries are shown by default. Normally, the primary inquiry is the quote that most likely will be turned into an order. But you can there uncheck the alternative to only include primary inquiries.