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ksgrate
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Internal cost vs customer pay

We use at our boat dealership service dept. Is there a way to separate line items that are customer pay vs warranty vs internal? example. Job 1- tune up(customer pay) job 2- change plugs. I have to account for the tech time and parts needed (promotional so there is no cost to customer, ie internal expense) can the pay type be separated by each job line?

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KlentB
Moderator

Internal cost vs customer pay

Hi there, ksgrate.

 

Currently, the option to create a separate line item for the cost and warranty. We can only add the item that you'll sell to your customers. You'll want to pull up the Inventory Valuation report. This way, you'll be able to track the monetary cost of your items that make your inventory, average cost, warranty, and extended value.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Select Reports from the top menu bar, then go to Items.
  2. Choose Inventory Valuation.
  3. Click the Modify icon, then select Add or Remove Columns.
  4. Make sure to select Cost, Ext Cost, etc.

To know more about the thing that you can do with QuickBooks Point of Sale, you can visit our FAQ page.

 

Should you have any other concerns or questions, you can find me here. Assistance is just a post away.

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