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Open invoices for inventory items at Go Live

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Hello! We will have several open invoices for inventory items on the date of our go live. The items on these open invoices will be included in a full stock count we'll receive from our warehouse manager. 

I do not want to manually remove each open invoice's amount from the stock count. How can I enter the open invoices without adding additional $ to our Inventory - Raw Materials account? Should we use a temporary account?

Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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    Tim Foster 8,515 on at
    RE: Open invoices for inventory items at Go Live

    In Dynamics GP, Inventory is not affected until you actually post an Invoice (from Sales Order Processing - SOP for short).  An Invoice can allocate Items in Inventory.

    I'm not sure I understand your question entirely.  If you are going live soon, your Partner should have the "order of operations" well planned.  Typically a Total Stock Count is scheduled and processed and then Orders and Invoices integrated.

    Please clarify.

    Tim

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