Non-Inventory Parts Tracking
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Non-Inventory Parts Tracking
When adding a part from an online source such as NEXPART the cost in the database within NEXPART may or may not have changed from the last purchase cost in Mitchell1 and Mitchell1 does not update the cost in my database upon adding the part to my repair order. When this happens sometimes I catch the change on my screen based on the price I saw online and unfortunately, sometimes I do not. Once I realized this I purged most of the inventory parts that I order regularly and do not keep in stock from my inventory list to avoid losing money in sales. Is there a way for me to track a specific part sales report without making the part an inventory part in my database?
Re: Non-Inventory Parts Tracking
Hello and welcome to the forum.
Yes, you can track sales data for specific non-inventory parts. Under Reports, go to the Management tab, and look for the Part Number Search report.
Yes, you can track sales data for specific non-inventory parts. Under Reports, go to the Management tab, and look for the Part Number Search report.
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Re: Non-Inventory Parts Tracking
If not using inventory items, you'd likely be reviewing Materials Used reports which is everything you sell, in summary or detail form. It's all there but it's a lot to wade through.
As far as ordering and receiving catalog parts, I believe you're first made aware of cost differences when ordering, without seeing the inventory record, you'd not notice anything different at that time. However, there is an opportunity to update the part cost during the item receive process. As you receive a part, you'd look at the cost on vendor's invoice and compare it to the cost shown in the Receive and Confirm window below. If the cost is different, you'd enter it then and there to update your inventory record.
As far as ordering and receiving catalog parts, I believe you're first made aware of cost differences when ordering, without seeing the inventory record, you'd not notice anything different at that time. However, there is an opportunity to update the part cost during the item receive process. As you receive a part, you'd look at the cost on vendor's invoice and compare it to the cost shown in the Receive and Confirm window below. If the cost is different, you'd enter it then and there to update your inventory record.
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Re: Non-Inventory Parts Tracking
At the risk of sounding completely stupid after using Manager SE for the past 15 years, I have never seen that particular screen shot when receiving parts....
What am I missing here???
What am I missing here???
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Re: Non-Inventory Parts Tracking
Samejhenry wrote:At the risk of sounding completely stupid after using Manager SE for the past 15 years, I have never seen that particular screen shot when receiving parts....
What am I missing here???
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Re: Non-Inventory Parts Tracking
When you go into the POs and select one and double click it , it will open up a receive part to invoice or inventory screen. When you choose to receive it to either it will open up the parts window where you can double check the price and quantity before reviewing it.
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