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Buy nowI have purchased a small publishing company and have print (physical) books as well as e-books (digital) in the inventory list. The cost of goods for the digital books is zero. The "Total Quantity On Hand" is negative in most cases- sometimes by 20,000 units or more because there isn't any physical inventory for these items....There's an infinite amount of those titles available. Is there another way to categorize these items so that I can still invoice for the sales and not have all that negative inventory?
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Digital goods should use a service item when selling it. Then there is no cost of goods entry to worry about and no negative qty either/
use inventory adjust, set the adjusting account to COGS shrinkage and set the new qty to zero, then make the item inactive to get it off some lists. Create the service item(s) you need to replace the inventory items you made inactive
Digital goods should use a service item when selling it. Then there is no cost of goods entry to worry about and no negative qty either/
use inventory adjust, set the adjusting account to COGS shrinkage and set the new qty to zero, then make the item inactive to get it off some lists. Create the service item(s) you need to replace the inventory items you made inactive
Thank you! You don't happen to know if there's a way to change the inventory type once the qty is set to zero? I have hundreds if these items that would need to be made inactive and then re-created as service type items. It would be great to not have to do that one by one.
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