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Differences between the All Orders ™ and QuickBooks^® Inventory.

The All Orders™ is a simple-to-use QuickBooks^® add-ons for inventory and order management. It is designed to augment the tools available in QuickBooks^® thus by adding features such as multiple warehouse, lot and serial # tracking, routing and more. The table below summarizes the key differences between All Orders™ by NumberCruncher and QuickBooks^® Premier or Enterprise. More information of the differences is provided after the summary.

Feature Comparison
How are Bill of Materials different
What is the difference between and work order and a sales order
How does work orders help manage inventory
How are All Orders™ sales orders different

Feature Comparison

Feature	All Orders™	QuickBooks^®
Items / Inventory Control
Assemblies / BoMs	Yes	Yes
Jobs	Yes	No
Configuration	Yes	No
Routing / Operations	Yes	No
Min/Max/Reorder	Yes	No
Multiple Vendors	Yes	No
Pricing Levels	customer, item, company, volume, item group	customer, item
Units of measure	Yes	2007
Item categories (groups)	Yes	No
Item replacement / up sell	Yes	No
Lots and Serial #	Yes	No
Multiple warehouses	Yes	No
Bins	Yes	No
Bar code printing & scanning	Yes	No
Work in Process	Yes	No
Multilevel BoMs with cost roll-up	Yes	No
Changeable components per work order	Yes	No
Single user mode to adjust inventory	No	Yes

Order Processing
Sales Order	Yes	Yes
Quotes	Yes	Yes
Release dates	Yes	No
Item Configuration	Yes	No
Ship-to-addresses	Yes	Yes
Payment on SO	Yes	No
Customer info page	Yes	Yes
Ship complete	Yes	No
Auto fill	Yes	No
SO to PO	Yes	Yes
SO to WO	Yes	No
Drop Ship	Yes	Yes
Batch Filling	Yes	No
Back order reports	Yes	No
Last products ordered	Yes	No
PO ETA	Yes	No
Stock by Location	Yes	No
Order duplication	Yes	No
Sales rep filtering	Yes	No
Foreign currency	Yes	No
Sales taxes	Yes	Yes
Customer Part #s	Yes	No
Email	Yes	Yes

Shipping
Scan-out	Yes	No
Serial / Lot #s	Yes	No
Bin Picking	Yes	No
Auto-allocate	Yes	No
Count packages	Yes	No
Count weight	Yes	No
UPS World Ship	Yes	No
UPS / Fed Ex Internet	No	Yes
Sales Tax	Yes	Yes
Payment (cash sale)	Yes	Yes
Foreign currency	Yes	No
Shipping labels	Yes	Yes
Product labels	Yes	No
Batch shipping	Yes	No
Auto-return	Yes	No

Purchasing
Purchase Orders	Yes	Yes
Release dates	Yes	No
Order approval	Yes	No
Batch creation	Yes	No
Filter items by vendor	Yes	No
Lead times	Yes	No
Min order and order increment	Yes	No
Vendor part #s	Yes	No
Manufacturer's part #s	Yes	No
Drop ship	Yes	Yes
Email	Yes	Yes

Receiving
Scan in	Yes	No
Serial / Lots #	Yes	No
Bins	Yes	No
Product Labels	Yes	No
Charges	Yes	No

Production
Bill of Materials	Yes	Yes
Routing	Yes	No
Work Orders	Yes	No
Disassemblies	Yes	No
Auto pick	Yes	No
WO to PO	Yes	No
WO to WO	Yes	No

How is All Orders™ Bill of Materials different than Assemblies in QuickBooks^®

Item Assembly is a type of item in QuickBooks^® Premier and Enterprise. The Item Assembly represents finished goods items. So if you already have your items set up as inventory parts, you will have to re-enter them. Within the Item Assembly you specify the components (which are inventory items only, service items, other charges and non-inventory are not allowed) and their quantities. To create an Item Assembly, you go to an entry screen that looks like an 'Inventory Adjustment' and you specify how many you want to make. QuickBooks^® will tell you how much components you need and how many finished goods you can make based on components 'On Hand'. You cannot change the components on each build, in order to do that you need to change the original assembly item. QuickBooks^® Assemblies do not have routing.

By contrast, All Orders™ uses a Bill of Materials (BoM) instead of Item Assembly. It allows you to specify which of your existing Inventory Parts are finished goods and which are components. You also specify an item's 'unit of measure'. BoMs work with your existing inventory parts, non-inventory parts, service and other charge items.

You can immediately determine the costing and margin information because All Orders™ sums the cost of all of its components for you using either the average costs or purchase costs.

With All Orders™ you can have sub-assemblies with full cost roll-up. If you change the cost or quantities in a bill of material of one of the sub-assemblies, it will immediately be reflected in the costs of the items that depend on it.

What is the difference between a work order and sales order?

A sales order tell you what you have to ship, whereas a work order tells you what you need to produce. A 'work order' in QuickBooks^® is derived from the 'sales order' template which simply shows the items that were ordered.

The work order is a management document that tells the user three key pieces of information :

The steps in production
The component
The status of the work order

A sales order does not show you anything about production status or component status.

How does All Orders™ help manage inventory?

All Orders™ provides a number of tools that help you efficiently manage inventory. None of these tools are available in QuickBooks^® These include locations and Bins, lots and Serial # tracking and units of measure. In addition All Orders™ allows you to do the following.

Knowing what's available

All Orders™ keeps track of goods in production. Components 'In Production' may be 'On Hand' but they are not 'Available'. Finished goods are not available until production is finished.

Components required

In QuickBooks^® on the Item Assembly screen, you can see how many of each component is 'On Hand' for the assembly being view. [You can do this as well on a work order]. With All Orders™ you can see how much is required for all the components that need to be produced. Since more than one finished good use the same component, this is an invaluable tool.

Batch purchase orders

Based on components required, All Orders™ can create a batch of purchase orders for numerous vendors and items all at once. This saves a tremendous amount of time and aggravation.

How are All Orders™ sales orders different?

All Orders™ sales orders have a number of additional features not found in QuickBooks^® Premier or Enterprise. You can ship to multiple addresses on the same sales orders. Additionally you can ship multiple sales orders on the same packing slip. All Orders™ information provides back order and 'can ship' information, as well as complete inventory status and costing for each product.

You can create work orders and purchases orders for short stock directly from the sales order, that way you can track dependency information.

An All Orders™ sales orders turns into a shipping doc/packing slip. You can track an orders ship dates and whether an invoice has been created for the shipment.

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