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Hi everyone,
I’m currently facing a challenging situation in QuickBooks regarding inventory management that I hope someone can help me with. My business operates in multiple locations, and we also sell bundled items that consist of various individual products.
Here’s the scenario:
We have separate inventory locations set up for our warehouses in different cities.
We often create bundles for promotions, which include items that are stored in different locations. For instance, a promotional bundle might consist of a product from Location A and another from Location B.
I need to accurately track the inventory levels for both the individual items and the bundled items, especially when a bundle is sold.
My questions are:
How do I properly set up bundled items in QuickBooks while ensuring that the inventory levels for the individual(stickman hook) items are automatically adjusted when a bundle is sold?
What best practices can I implement for tracking inventory across multiple locations to ensure that I can efficiently manage stock levels and avoid over-selling?
Is there a way to generate reports that provide visibility into the performance of these bundles versus individual items across different locations?
Any insights or solutions to streamline this process would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
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