Forum Discussion

Rebecca711's avatar
Rebecca711
Experienced User
10 months ago

Non Inventoried Items - Second Question - Urgently

We would like to NOT inventory special orders that are specially ordered for a customer.  Questions from our Sales team is - They need to look up purchase history from an Invoice the customer may of ...
gavin12345's avatar
gavin12345
Ultimate User
10 months ago

Hi Rebecca711 

 

What MYOB product are you using - you have posted on the AccountRight board, so I am assuming you use AccountRight. 

 

Others might have a better suggestion, however there are 2 common ways:

  • Use Find Transactions > Card tab, set date range (use customer's receipt or invoice produced for warranty), If date not available, set wide date range, this will show all transactions for that Customer, open each one until you find - ok if only a few transactions for this customer in the set date range
  • Use Reports > Index to Reports > Item > Sales Summary, use filters to set date range and Item. Use this if customer name not available.

Regards

Gavin

  • Rebecca711's avatar
    Rebecca711
    Experienced User
    10 months ago

    Hi Gavin, yes we are using accountright and not the best for retail shop selling thousands of items some in inventory and some not.  As stated below the staff do not have time to wander through reports when customer is standing in front of them, they are not bookkeepers and really is not part of their role to do more then enter part and sell them and look up history.

     

    I think Im on a loosing battle with this as MYOB really not setup for what we require.

     

    Thank you

    • gavin12345's avatar
      gavin12345
      Ultimate User
      10 months ago

      HI Rebecca711 

       

      Understood. MYOB might not be the best fit - though I doubt there is software that allows you to do what you want without any effort.

       

      Most retailers require customers to produce documentation for warranty purposes. I use Find Transactions as the fastest way to find things. All depends on how much info you have. You can go straight to the invoice if you have the invoice number using the Invoice tab. If you have customer name you can use the Card tab. 

       

      If you don't have any info, this will be a challenge to find with any system.

       

      Regards

      Gavin

Looking for something else?

Search the Community Forum for answers or find your topic and get the conversation started!

Community home

Dig into MYOB Academy for free courses, learning paths and live events to help build your business with MYOB.