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Buy nowUsing Quickbooks manufacturing edition and need advice on managing our item list. We are purchasing a vast variety of materials to create an end product. Sometimes the same material will be purchased from a different vendor. So Item A may be able to be bought from Vendor A, Vendor B, and Vendor C. Right now each item is listed individually, attached to a specific vendor, which is making our item list very cumbersome to sort through because there are a lot of duplicates. I would love to be able to list the item once and then select the specific vendor with specific vendor manufacturing number and vendor price.
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Thanks for checking this out in the Community, DTront.
QuickBooks Enterprise or Manufacturing edition has a feature called Alter Vendors. This will allow you to assign multiple vendors to an item so you can easily compare and choose which vendor to purchase from at any given time.
First, turn on the Advanced Inventory feature to be able to see the option to use alternate vendors. Here's how:
Second, assign the item to an alternate vendor. Follow these steps on how to do it:
Finally, compare the prices and other vendor details when creating POs. Here's how:
Additional details on how to use this feature are provided in this article: How to Use Alternate Vendors in QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions.
Feel free to post a reply and let me know if you're able to add other vendor details to your items. The Community is always here if you need anything else.
Thanks for checking this out in the Community, DTront.
QuickBooks Enterprise or Manufacturing edition has a feature called Alter Vendors. This will allow you to assign multiple vendors to an item so you can easily compare and choose which vendor to purchase from at any given time.
First, turn on the Advanced Inventory feature to be able to see the option to use alternate vendors. Here's how:
Second, assign the item to an alternate vendor. Follow these steps on how to do it:
Finally, compare the prices and other vendor details when creating POs. Here's how:
Additional details on how to use this feature are provided in this article: How to Use Alternate Vendors in QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions.
Feel free to post a reply and let me know if you're able to add other vendor details to your items. The Community is always here if you need anything else.
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