Inventory Item Default information
As we maintain the default
information of the customers and vendors, same as we maintain the default
information of the inventory items. As we select some specified terms for the
customers and vendors which apply on all the customers and vendors, same we will
make some terms and conditions for all the inventory items. It includes the
general information about the inventory, the general accounts costing
information, the custom fields and the pricing of the inventory. To set the
default information for the inventory go to the maintain drop down menu and
open the default information tab and then select the inventory items option. As
shown in the below picture:
When you will select the
option of inventory item the following window will appear:
The inventory item defaults
window has the following tabs:
General Tab:
The general tab shows the 3
information related to inventory. 1st is the option of the UPC/SKU. This option is regarding the values
and codes for your inventory item. These two terms are related to the system of
America. If you want to give any bar code to your inventory items so you can
select the check box.
The 2nd option is
related to the quantity available of the inventory items. This option is about
the inventory quantity which is available for you. In Peachtree, there are two
methods of maintaining the quantity available. Either you just add those items
which are in your hand or you also add those items which you have ordered from
your vendors.
GL Accounts/Costing Tab:
These defaults are used when
creating new item. Individual records can be changed as they are created in the
maintain inventory item screen.
Taxes/Shipping Tab:
Tax shift is used to
classify sales taxes for state reporting. Ship method is used for shipping on
invoices.
Custom Fields Tab:
Custom fields can be used to
enter extra information about items. You can use the fields given to label them
on all your label screens. Do remember the enabled box must be checked for tax
to be entered.
Price Levels Tab:
Price levels are used in
sales transactions to establish different item pricing categories.
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