Help on item type

We sell Fishing and Hunting Licenses.

When we sell one (there are MANY different types and costs), we enter the customer's info in on the State License machine at our store. The license is issued, printed on special paper, and we ring up the customer in RMS.

Right now I have an item titled "TWRA license" with no cost or price in RMS. I have it set up as a Non-inventoried item.

The cashier puts in the price of the license purchased.

After this, the State charges my checking account the appropriate dollar amount for the license. We get to keep $1 for our time.

How in the heck do I keep track of this in RMS? It is Non-inventoried but it does have a cost.

I do not "pre-buy" licenses. I am charged one-by-one after the fact. They are all different costs.

How do I keep track of our cost?

P.S. I will be doing a Quickbooks integration this year sometime.

Thanks in advance, Mickie

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Mickie
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Can you set up your licenses as a matrix item, based on your different price points, and then sell those negative since you do not really have stock OH, and then run a physical just for that item to off set the negatives? Does that work at all? or should you have a stock OH that you are aiming to sell?

This is kind of tricky - because you do not know the numbers that will generate from the state licensing machine. I would also think that if you did know these numbers you could set up the item type = Voucher and serialize it.

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jocelynp

Every year you get chart from state for fishing and hunting license with avaiable licesnse and retail price and your cost/ commission. If you have version 1.3 You can creat matrix item and use dimension 1 for fishing and dimension2 for hunting license. When you upgrade with version

2.0 do not upgrade your matrix item because 2.0 is different than 1.3. On
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HARJIT SHERGILL

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