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Hello. Am currently evaluating switching our business to BC.
We have a stock of parts where each part number might consist of some new items, some secondhand items, and even one DO NOT SELL original reference item (these are classic car parts, and we never sell the last original part).
I was wondering if BC has a way to keep track of what we've got, and even different selling prices. I love that I'd be able to keep track of multiple vendors with different prices and lead times.
Any other suggestions? Obviously I'll talk to our potential partner about this and get some examples of what they suggest, but can't help to hear other views.
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Variant wise there is a “Variant Filter” which can be used to manipulate the inventory calculation in reports and on list pages. Users can also select at a glance query pages such as item availability by variant. Quick views on sales documents are available. I like the variant option as it minimises the amount of item master data in the item table. The best views with variants can be seen with fashion/apparel solutions as they present a matrix view. Generally because of the colour and size making a lot of variants to 1 item. Due to that I would take a leaf out of their book as it were. Some apps on appsource if this sounds appealing even if it’s not geared towards your industry focus.
The location method has some mileage as users can use a “Location Filter” on the item table. Similar to the variants. So on a sales document I could use item availability by location. I can then select the location from this view.
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