That is a great feature that was not previously available but gives greater flexibility when structuring your BOMs and tracking consumption. For example, small components like nuts and bolts that go into assembling equipment would be suitable to set up as Non-Inventory items they have a very marginal cost, they do not require accurate inventory tracking, but you do want to include them in the Bill of Materials and track their consumption. ![]() One use case of a Non-Inventory item would be to incorporate components that you might not want to track inventory of, but still need to track its consumption. The features that come with Type: Non-Inventory are filling a major gap inherent in the Service type item, which restricted you from incorporating the Service item into Production and Assembly BOMs. ![]() This provides the same functionality as the Service option, but it also gives you the ability to consume this item in Service, Assembly, and Production Orders. Please reference this previous ArcherPoint blog on item-type non-stock items for more information:Ī third option was recently introduced, Type: Non-Inventory. ![]() Setting an Item Card as Type: Service disables all inventory functionality, thus converting the Item Card to function exclusively as a revenue/expense record. Up until the release of Microsoft Dynamics Business Central, there were two options available in the Item Card’s Type field: Inventory and Service.
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