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Version: 3.1.2018.930

Released: 13/11/2018

Enhancements

New Criteria Usage screen

The first development is an additional screen in the new Criteria Mapping tool, available to users with Admin permissions, and is located: Manage> Admin> Apply Criteria > Criteria Usage

  • Use the box labelled Criteria (marked in blue) to select the Xchecker criteria you want to view. This can be done either by scrolling through the drop down which will display all available criteria. Alternatively, if you already know the criteria, you can type this directly into the box.
  • Once you have made your selection, the Criteria Usage table (marked in orange) will update to show you all the places, and how many times your chosen criteria are being used, and whether it has been set up as an application or product criteria.

Here's an example of what the screen will look like when you have selected a criteria:

  • The table displayed makes it easy for you to check the usage of your data and whether that information has been duplicated or has similar criteria.
  • In order to make edits to the data, i.e. remove a duplicate or merge a similar criteria, select the relevant screen from the main navigation, either Part Criteria Details or Application Criteria Details.

Compressed Buyer's Guide

A new report, available to all Xchecker users, and is similar to the regular Buyer's Guide report you may already be familiar with. However, this new compressed version enables you to choose and generate a report on specific part numbers.

To produce this report simply go to: Output Data> Summary Reports

  • Follow the four-step process by selecting your desired Index View, Product Group, Product Type and Part Number.
  • Then click on Generate Report which will automatically create a downloadable spreadsheet in the format shown in the following example:

  • Please note that the report compresses the lines where possible down to one, but if there is application data on a part number this will take priority over the vehicle dates.