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How do I get my sales order numbers to show on my QuickBooks invoices? In this article we explain how to map the Sales Order number from Order Time Inventory to your QuickBooks accounting.
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Last Updated: 02/01/2019
in API Examples Create Customer Using the customer end point you can create a customer. The only property that needs to populated is Name property which needs to be unique. Use the Entity Ref or List endpoints to return a list of matching customer n...
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Last Updated: 04/10/2020
in Integrations B2B PortalImage sizing guidelines for using images in the Order Time Inventory B2B Portal
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Last Updated: 05/31/2019
Overview Item Groups are used to categorize Items . An Item's Group also pre-defines certain properties such as Type, Unit of Measure and Accounts. Creating Item Groups To create an Item Group, from the Home Page click on the Gear...
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Last Updated: 05/21/2025
in API Entities
Assembly Item Object Assembly Item is a type of Item. Item is a primary record type in Order Time. End Point Properties Json Sample End Point /assemblyitem GET, POST, PUT, DELETE GET and DELETE requests expect parameter id ...
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This video tutorial will guide you on where to get started with Order Time. It will go over Company Settings and show you how to start navigating through the sections available.
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Hey this is Michael from NumberCruncher here to show you how to connect and sync your QuickBooks Online accounting to Order Time inventory!
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Last Updated: 05/21/2025
in API Entities
Part Item Object
Part Item is a type of Item. Item is a primary record type in Order Time.
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Last Updated: 11/13/2024
in Admin Company Preferences
Inventory The Inventory Section of your Company Preference settings allows you edit specific settings pertaining to your Inventory Control. You have the option to: General Allow Negative Inventory. When deleting a transaction or line, ch...
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Record Types A Record Type defines the nature of a record. Customers and Sales Orders are examples of Record Types. Each Record Type has one or more Properties, also known as Fields. Properties will generally be things such as numbers or ...