This search bar will pull back info parts related to the search terms entered.

Here you can narrow your search to a specific group(s). If the user wants to filter by Commodity Group they must SELECT one. Even though the commodity tab is highlighted a group will not automatically be selected.

This will pull up a separate window that will allow the user to see more commodity group selections.

This will display (up to) the last 15 parts that were used. 5-6 will be displayed, and users can use the arrows to see more of the recently used parts (circled in red).

Click anywhere within the tile to load.

This will allow you to search for specific piece of equipment.

Like mentioned above the Recently Used will be displayed and will show the 5 latest parts to begin with and the user will have two clicks to see the remaining 10 parts that have been recently used.

First lets take a look at what populates when searching for MOTOR in the top or universal search bar by itself (not using Equipment or a Commodity Group).

Selecting the pencil icon will allow the user to select a specific task to add a Part Need.

Selecting one of these toggle will dictate the perimeter of your search.

Entering info into this filter will expand your search for parts attached to specific pieces of equipment (according to their BOMs).

These will allow you to narrow your search.

This will display the search term(s) that are being used. This section will narrow as you filter your search also.

This will allow the user to further narrow their search. Using this search bar will only search with in the results that are currently populated and displayed. (i.e. if you have 40 results for 'motor' and then you enter another term is this search bar it will search the new term with in the 40 lines that were returned initially).

This is where the parts results will be displayed upon any search.

This icon indicates that the part is a repairable part.

This icon indicates that the part is a replacement part.

The icon to the right of the filter name will expand the section to see your options under that filter.

This small Back button will take you back to the Parts List screen.

This icon will tell users immediately if the part is available or not.

This is the info for the part that was chosen in the previous screen.

This will let the users know how many of the specific part that is currently available.

This is where users will enter the desired quantity.

This will show the estimated lead time for the selected part.

After the quantity is entered the user will be able to add the part need to a task.

Users can print this screen by selecting this icon.

This is where the part can be found.

Here is where the selected part info will be displayed.

The part description will be displayed here.

This tile will be showing the Lead Time based only on the selection that the user made on the previous screen. The site's default receiving location will be shown.

This tile will show the fastest lead time that is possible with a different combination of similar/comparable part.

 This tile gives you the ability to select from different locations and/or similar/comparable parts.

Hover over this to see the Bin, Location, and number on hand on the initial part screen search.

This will create the Part Need is the task we selected above.

User will see this screen as a confirmation of the part need being created.

This will display the final estimated delivery date of the part.

This will display the Part ID, description, location its coming from and the total quantity added.

Will show the final choices in Priority, Need By Date, if it is an Emergency Request and any Notes that have been added.

This will take you back to the Technician Portal to the task chosen above.

This will be used to add another part need to this selected task.