Creating a Scheduled Order (A, G, C)

Creating a Scheduled Order (A, G, C)

Creating a Scheduled Order (A, G, C)

You can easily create a new Scheduled Order by following the steps below:

1)   From your home page, select Ordering -> Scheduled Orders

2)   Select Create Scheduled Order

3)   Choose the Template you wish to order from and the Department you wish assign this order to, then Select Stat Template Scheduled Order

4)   Choose the items you want to add to the Scheduled Order and select Confirm
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5)   Under the heading Schedule Order Settings, enter:
      a.  Schedule Name
      b.  Frequency
      c.  Run Time
            d.  Delivery Date
      e.  Set Last Run Date (if desired)
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6)   Select Save


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