Inventory Transfer Form Usage This form is primarily used to transfer inventory items from a location (such as your warehouse) to a job. This action will reduce inventory and increase the cost of goods sold (COGS) for the items you transfer. When you transfer items to a job using this form, you will NOT want […]
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Core Charges Defined A “core” is a used and non-functioning part that can be recycled and sold as a remanufactured part. Some of the recyclable parts that manufacturers consider core parts are water pumps, motors, circuit boards, certain air conditioning compressors, and more. The return of core parts to the manufacturers lowers the cost of
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Inventory Unit of Measure Often companies purchase an item and sell that item in smaller portions. You might purchase a 20’ piece of pipe and sell it by the foot. Unit of Measure (or UOM) allows you to easily buy in bulk and sell that item in smaller pieces. For example, you may have an
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Introduction The Item History window is used to research the entire history of use for a particular invoice item. Form Access From the Invoice Item List (Lists > Invoice Items), highlight an item then click Actions > Item History, or From within an item record, click Menu > History. Field & Button Definitions Refresh –
Introduction to Inventory Costing Inventory accounting may sound like a huge undertaking but in reality, it is quite straightforward and easy to understand. You start with the inventory you have on hand. No matter when you sell a product, the value of your inventory will remain constant based on accepted and rational methods of inventory
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Introduction From time to time it may be necessary to change the [Chart of Account] selection for your Invoice Items. When this is done you will be presented with the option update historical information. What this means is that you are able to change the account previous transactions using this item have been posted to
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Introduction to Inventory Replenishment This help topic will explain how you can easily evaluate your current inventory status and quickly generate Purchase Orders to replenish your stock levels. Usage Use this feature to monitor stock levels of inventory items and reorder as needed. Reordering is done through the creation of Purchase Orders. This form makes
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Introduction This topic covers the use of the Inventory Review/Adj form. Usage Use this form to adjust the quantity on hand (how many you have in stock) and\or move items from one location to another. Typically, this form is used after an inventory is taken and the actual number of items in stock don’t match
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Introduction This topic covers the use of the serialized inventory item adjustment form. There is another topic that covers adjustments for non-serialized items called Inventory Item Adjustment (non-serialized). Usage Use this form to adjust the quantity on hand (how many you have in stock), locations of the item (what warehouse the item is located in),
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Introduction An Invoice Items – Serialized is identical to an Inventory Part, except each and every item is tracked according to a unique serial number. Through serialized items, you can track how many items remain in stock after a sale, how many items you have on order, your cost of goods sold, and the value
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