Managing inventory effectively is crucial for any business that relies on stock to drive sales and operations. QuickBooks is a powerful tool for handling inventory, but sometimes users encounter issues like negative inventory quantities. This can lead to inaccurate financial reports, mismanagement of stock, and other operational headaches. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the steps to repair negative inventory in QuickBooks and ensure your inventory management is back on track. Understanding Negative Inventory in QuickBooks Negative inventory occurs when your inventory levels fall below zero. This usually happens due to discrepancies between your recorded inventory and actual stock levels. Common causes include: Data Entry Errors: Incorrect quantities entered during purchase or sales transactions. Improper Setup: Misconfiguration of inventory items or accounts. Timing Issues: Delays or mismatches between transactions and their recording. Why Negative Inventory is a Problem...