How to Create a Part One at a Time

Overview

Use this guide when adding a single part to your Item List in 1place. You’ll enter the part’s details, assign a vendor, and configure pricing and inventory settings so you can use the part in sales and purchasing transactions.

Steps

  1. Open the Item List. Open Items from the Main Menu.

  2. Open the new item screen. Click New at the bottom left of the Item List to open Add New Product or Service Item. You can also press Ctrl + F10 or select Quick Start > + > Item.

  3. Enter the basic part information. On the New Item tab, complete the fields that apply to your part.

    FieldWhat to enter or select
    Item NumberEnter the part’s identifying number or code. This field is required.
    DescriptionEnter a description of the part.
    TypeSelect the item type from the options below.
    Search CategorySelect the designated category from your catalog.
    Search Sub CategorySelect the designated subcategory from your catalog.

    The Type field tells 1place what kind of item you’re creating. Choose the option that matches how you use the item.

    • Inventory — For items you track in stock.

    • Service — For work you charge for, such as labor or installation.

    • Non-Inventory — For products you buy or sell without tracking stock quantities.

    • Assembly — For an item made up of multiple components.

  4. Enter the vendor information.

    FieldWhat to enter or select
    Default VendorSelect the part’s primary supplier from your existing vendor list.
    Vendor Item #Enter the vendor’s part number.
    Vendor Item CostEnter the cost your vendor charges for the part.
    Vendor Case PackEnter the number of units in a case.
    Vendor Lead Time (# Days)Enter the vendor’s lead time in days.
    Vendor CuSqFtEnter the volume provided by the vendor, if applicable.

  5. Add catalog and identification details.

    FieldWhat to enter or select
    SubCategory2Use this customizable field as configured in your catalog. A common use is the vehicle year range, such as 93-95.
    Search Years ListingList each applicable year, separated by commas. For a year range of 93-95, enter 93,94,95.
    SubCategory3Select the value your catalog uses for this customizable field. A common use is vehicle make.
    SubCategory4Select the value your catalog uses for this customizable field. A common use is vehicle model.
    Quality IndicatorSelect the applicable quality indicator from the options set up in your catalog.
    OEM ManufacturerSelect the original equipment manufacturer from the values already entered in 1place.
    OEM Model #Enter the model identifier assigned by the original equipment manufacturer, if applicable.
    UPC CodeEnter the part’s Universal Product Code, if applicable.
    Master Item #Enter the master item number if your company uses one for this part.
    Industry Interchange #Enter the industry reference number used to cross-reference equivalent or interchangeable parts, if applicable.

  6. Enter pricing information.

    FieldWhat to enter
    List PriceEnter the part’s list price.
    OEM PriceEnter the original equipment manufacturer’s price, if applicable.

  7. Review the item checkboxes.

    CheckboxWhen to select it
    TaxableSelect if the part is taxable.
    Special OrderSelect if you typically order the part for a specific sale.
    Location / Bin TrackingSelect to track inventory by bin location.
    SerializedSelect if you track the item’s inventory by serial number.
    AssemblySelect when creating an assembly item. In the Assembly Type dropdown, choose Pre-Assembled Assembly, Automated Assembly, or Editable Assembly.
    Show on eCommerceSelect if the part should appear on your integrated website.
    Round up to Case Qty on PO BatchSelect to round the quantity up to a full case when creating batch purchase orders.
    Order and Receive as Case on POSelect to order and receive the item by the case on purchase orders.

    If you’re creating a part that will be used as a component, add it from the finished assembly’s Bundles (Assemblies) tab. See Item Assembly (Bundle) - How to Create and Build.

  8. Enter storage and shipping details.

    FieldWhat to enter or select
    BinEnter the bin where the part is stored.
    ZoneEnter the warehouse zone that the bin belongs to.
    Unit Of Measure (UOM)Select the unit used for the part.
    Shipping Weight/UnitEnter the part’s shipping weight.
    Volume / Cu SqFtEnter the part’s volume, if applicable.
    Replenish Stock CategorySelect the applicable replenishment category.
    Pricing CategorySelect the applicable pricing category.
    Core Charge Item NumberSelect the associated core charge item, if applicable.
    Related Core ChargeReview the related core charge, if applicable.

  9. Review QuickBooks Online settings. If your company uses QuickBooks Online, review Sync with QuickBooks Online and select the applicable QuickBooks Income Account, QuickBooks Expense Account, and QuickBooks Asset Account.

  10. Save the part. Review the information and click Save.