Businesses that stock inventory across multiple warehouse locations and need to fulfill a single sales order from more than one of them are working with a complexity that QuickBooks handles poorly. The manual workarounds that typically fill the gap create accuracy problems that show up at the worst possible times.
Accounting Seed, built natively on the Salesforce platform, handles multi-location inventory allocation on a sales order without the workarounds. Inventory pulls from whichever locations are needed to fulfill the order, the allocation is tracked in the system, and the whole process stays inside Salesforce without requiring a separate inventory management tool.
For businesses that have outgrown QuickBooks’ inventory capabilities but want to stay on the Salesforce platform, Accounting Seed is worth a serious look. The native integration eliminates the sync issues that come with connecting QuickBooks to Salesforce, and the inventory functionality is significantly more capable.
If you’re managing multi-location inventory fulfillment outside your accounting system, book a call here.