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Posted by Sandra&v.Ȩɢr,\ on June 26, 2005, 9:41 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi James,
ok, I understand your problem, but I don't agree the solution is here. You
want to fix a workaround, instead of solving the real issue. I do agree that
the software should be able to handle fees better.
Regards
"James B." wrote:
> I believe that a non-inventory item could be any item that you aren't
> tracking inventory for. Just because the business doesn't need to track
> inventory for an item, there is no reason to think that this non-inventory
> item doesn't need to be placed on a purchase order. I feel the behavior
> described by Donna is indeed a flaw in the software and it should be
> addressed by Microsoft.
>
> Here is an examples of what I'm talking about.
>
> Our store is in California. When we buy or sell certain beverages here we
> need to pay or collect the California Redemption Value (CRV) on these
> beverages' containers. The easiest way we have found to charge the CRV at
> the register is to set it up as a tag along item for the beverage in
> question. We would prefer to have this CRV item be a non-inventory item, but
> if we set it up as such, we cannot add the CRV item to our purchase orders
> which would cause the purchase order totals to be inaccurate.
>
> "Sandra" wrote:
>
> > Hi Donna,
> > a non-inventory item means that no inventory is applicable for this item,
> > therefore it cannot be ordered. Items like this are for example tickets,
> > hours, etc. Change this item into a standard item and it will be ok.
> >
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