How to Manage Product Warranty in GPOS
🛠️ Why Warranty Management is Important
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To provide after-sales support to customers
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To track warranty periods for sold products
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To manage claims and replacements efficiently
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To build customer trust and satisfaction
📋 Steps to Manage Warranty in GPOS
✅ Step 1: Go to Warranty Management
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Log in to your GPOS dashboard.
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From the side menu, navigate to “Inventory” or “Product Management”.
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Click on “Warranty Management”.
✅ Step 2: Add a New Warranty
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Click on the “Add New Warranty” button.
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Fill in the following details:
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Warranty ID – Auto-generated or enter manually
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Name – e.g., “1 Year Warranty”
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Duration – Specify in days, months, or years
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Description – Enter details like coverage terms, parts included/excluded
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Click “Save” to create the warranty entry.
✅ Step 3: Assign Warranty to Products
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Open the Product Master from inventory.
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Select the product you want to link with a warranty.
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Choose the relevant Warranty ID from the dropdown list.
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Save the product details.
✅ Step 4: View and Manage Warranty Records
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You can view all warranties in a table format:
Warranty ID | Name | Duration | Description | Action |
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W001 | 1 Year Warranty | 12 Months | Covers manufacturing defects only | Edit/Delete |
W002 | 6 Months Warranty | 180 Days | Covers repair & replacement | Edit/Delete |
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Use the Edit option to update any warranty details.
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Use the Delete option if the warranty is no longer applicable.
✅ Step 5: Warranty Tracking During Sales
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When you create an invoice, if the product has a warranty linked, GPOS will automatically assign it to the sale.
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The warranty details will be printed on the customer’s invoice.
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You can later track claims using the warranty reference.
🔐 Important Notes
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Only authorized users can create or edit warranty policies.
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Once a warranty is assigned to a sold product, it cannot be deleted — only updated.
🎯 Tips
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Create warranties in advance for different product categories (e.g., electronics, furniture, appliances).
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Use clear descriptions so customers understand what is covered.
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Regularly review expired warranties and update them if needed.
By following these steps, you can efficiently manage product warranties in GPOS — ensuring smooth after-sales service, accurate tracking, and enhanced customer trust.