This is not set up by default – and it can be confusing to new users because you will see the item list even if it is not enabled. The first step you need to take is to enable inventory management in your company file. “Build” or assemble your inventory assemblies.Create the inventory assembly and assign it the parts you use.Create the inventory parts that are components of your assembly.The basic process to get started with assembling items is: If you are using a non-US version, I’m not sure how much of our discussion will apply to you.
#QUICKBOOKS TUTORIAL 2010 PRO#
If you are using Simple Start or Pro then you really should consider upgrading to Premier or Enterprise. Note that I’ll be discussing features in the US Premier and Enterprise editions, and I’ll be using the 2008 version in my examples. So I’ll start with some very basic points for the uninitiated. I have a mixture of subscribers to this blog, from brand new users to seasoned veterans. Some of my suggestions won’t fit every business – so feel free to tell me if you have a better approach for YOUR business! Starting with the Basics There are many ways to manage a manufacturing firm, there are many very different kinds of processes that can be called “manufacturing”. If you click on the Manufacturing tab in the menu bar you will find a list of my manufacturing tutorial articles. Ways of extending QuickBooks for more complicated manufacturing scenarios.
#QUICKBOOKS TUTORIAL 2010 HOW TO#
This is a list of the subjects I will cover – please feel free to comment about any subjects you would like to see added to the list, or which you believe are more important. I’ll start off with some basics, and work our way up through some more complicated scenarios.
#QUICKBOOKS TUTORIAL 2010 SERIES#
This posting is the first in a series that will give you some guidelines on how to best use QuickBooks in a manufacturing environment. She’s a regular presenter for many webinars, face to face events and Intuit’s Virtual Conference: QBTrainingEvents.QuickBooks has a “Manufacturing & Wholesale” edition, but there is a definite lack of documentation on how to actually use QuickBooks in a manufacturing business. QBO Show – Live every 2nd and 4th Thursday You may have seen or heard Stacy at one of these events. Stacy is the co-founder & co-host of the longest running QuickBooks related podcast: Regardless of whether you need something custom, or just need to cover the fundamentals, she can do it!Īlso? She makes it fun.
Learning accounting software, apps and business workflow can be a little daunting, but Stacy’s been teaching this stuff for years and helps users understand the basics, as she’s offering helpful tips and tricks.
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