Incoming order sheet
Photo of the account's order padFictional sample order pad. Not a real business.
Process
Scripted walkthrough
Stages
Animation timing is for the demo, not a speed measurement.
Draft invoice
| SKU | Product | Qty | Unit | Unit price | Line total | Status |
|---|
Scroll sideways for SKU and totals
Not on this invoice
Notes from the sheet
QuickBooks Online export
Formatted for QuickBooks Online invoice import. This demo does not connect to QuickBooks.
- Pick MM/DD/YYYY when mapping dates.
- QuickBooks Online imports up to 100 invoices and 1,000 rows per file. It can't import invoices this way if sales tax is set up in QuickBooks.
- Before importing, set up DEP-HB and DEP-SX as items that post to a keg deposit liability account, and make sure the SKUs match your QuickBooks product/service names (otherwise QuickBooks uses Sales).
- QuickBooks invoice import can't take negative lines, so keg credits go on a separate credit memo.
- Where stock and order history come from: in a real setup, your price list, an on-hand stock export and recent invoices. In this demo they are fictional sample data.
- What it doesn't do: it doesn't post to QuickBooks, it makes an import file. It can't know about changes agreed by phone; a person confirms those.
Order desk estimate (editable assumptions)
Estimate from these assumptions
- Staff hours a month
- ManualAutomated
- Order lines with an error a month
- ManualAutomated
| Manual | Automated | Change |
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Scroll sideways for the Automated and Change columns
Project cost paid back in
Error counts aren't turned into dollars beyond the rework assumption.