Re: software

["J Barnes" <trishnjames@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You can use any part number that makes sense to you.  The way I create my
items includes the first 3 of the manufacture then the first 3 of the type
and then the part number.  An example would be GRI-CON-N20RS this way I can
tell it is a GRI contact and the part number is at the end.

Some people like to make a main item heading and put all related parts as
sub items to that heading. An example of this would be to create an item and
call it contacts, then add the actual part number for the contact as a sub
item.

James
Denco Security


"jd" <jimmydale@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0rCtg.332611$5Z.199516@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> When I do an estimate, I want to be able to use for example: 20rs12 for
> GRI contact with 12 inch leads pc5010 for a DSC alarm panel, things like
> that. hope this helps.  By the way, I am at my job, so this might come up
> from Alice Phipps.
>
> Thanks
> Jimmy Dale
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>
> "J Barnes" <trishnjames@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:sd2dnTMsQ4ildyvZnZ2dnUVZ_qudnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> What exactly are you trying to set up?  Can you give us more information.
>>
>> James
>> Denco Security
>>
>>
>> "Jimmy Dale Reeves" <jimmydale@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:Jqytg.101166$IZ2.35891@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Does anybody use quickbooks software for their security business.  If
>>> so, could you please send me some information on the way you set up the
>>> accounts?  IE: naming account codes for contacts, panels, keypads,
>>> monitorin, service calls.  I dont think I have mine set up right.
>>>
>>> Thank you
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Jimmy Dale Reeves
>>> Reeves Security Group, LLC
>>>
>>
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