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Consumption and Output in absence of Manufacturing
slmaluwa
Member Posts: 364
Hi there
What would be the recommended way that could be suggested to record raw materials consumption and output of production to a client who doesn't have manufacturing module?
One way I can think of is to use positive/negative adjustments of Item Journal. But, again, these entries is currently set to post to inventory adjustments account and there is a balance always (which the finance guys says not to be).
any suggestions, please
What would be the recommended way that could be suggested to record raw materials consumption and output of production to a client who doesn't have manufacturing module?
One way I can think of is to use positive/negative adjustments of Item Journal. But, again, these entries is currently set to post to inventory adjustments account and there is a balance always (which the finance guys says not to be).
any suggestions, please
"A bove maiore discit arare minor"-"From the old ox, the young one learns to plow."
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I would be interested in this solution too. I am using BOM journals for consumption of items but these post to the 'Inventory Adjustments' account the same as stock adjustments that might get posted after a physical stock count for discrepancies. Is there a way of NAV distinguishing between item journals as a result of a BOM journal, and manual stock adjustments as I'd like to use 2 different accounts in the G/L.
Thanks
Jonathan