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  1. Prepaying Inventory

    Now in Order Time when you receive a purchase order it will create a bill in QuickBooks. Again in this transactions, a Vendor and the items you are buying are indicated. When recorded, this transaction will debit inventory and credit the accounts payable liability account.
  2. Version 1.0.34

    Release Notes for Version 1.0.34 of Order Time Inventory
  3. Splitting a Sales Order

    By Splitting a Sales Order you can move all of the Open Quantities of line items over to a new Sales Order and Close the original one. This works well for businesses that Ship partial orders.
  4. Refund

    Refund Object Refund are applied to either a Payment or  Customer Return. Generally a payment is taken on a sales order. There are 2 scenarios You never shipped the order, then you should apply the refund to the payment then change the status on ...
  5. Receiver Allocation

    Receiver Allocation enables you to allocate Items directly from a Receiver to Open Sales Orders and Work Orders.
  6. Creating a Report Schedule

    A dynamic and simple-to-use Report Scheduler tool from Order Time.
  7. Customer Returns

    Customer Returns are transactions that show what Items are shipped by Customers back to you.
  8. Managing Events and Tasks from a Details Page

    The ability to manage Activities related to a specific customer directly from the customer's Details Page.
  9. Fulfillment Batch

    Using Fulfillment Batch in Order Time
  10. Item Sales Tax - QuickBooks Online

    When you are syncing Order Time with QuickBooks Online you must manage your Item Sales Taxes in QuickBooks Online.