Monday, October 12, 2015

Build Assemblies in QuickBooks - Differences in the Premier vs Enterprise Editions

Building an assembly is a beneficial feature that is available only in two versions of QuickBooks- enterprise and premier. By installing them, you can upgrade the versions. Building an assembly means a way to add items to the inventory. While you perform the activities to build the assemblies, the content of the assembly deducts from the stock and quantity increases automatically. 

Now, the question is how to schedule a future build? 

The activity of building an inventory assembly in the QuickBook needs to coincide with the act of physically building item and placing them in the inventory. The user can schedule a future build by simply marking the building as pending after filing the build assemblies’ form. 

If you want to mark it as pending, you can do that by clicking on edit menu and selecting mark build as pending. Later on, after completing the physical build later, mark the inventory assembly build in QuickBook as final. 

Here are the steps: 

1. Go to the Vendors menu, choose Inventory Activities, and then click Build Assemblies.
2. Click the Assembly Item drop-down list and choose the assembly item you want to build.

Some differences separate the two versions called enterprise and premier. Here is a list of them: 

In the premier version, you cannot customize the content like cannot edit and print the build assembly. While in the enterprise version, you can overwrite the items and can make changes as per your need. So, this makes both the versions different. Also, you can build the assemblies in the enterprise version. 

You can also set up different templates in enterprise version by simply clicking on the customize button and build assembly templates like in sales and invoices. 

These are the major differences in between two that separates them. To know more and install them, you can ask the experts and get the job done. 

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