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Quote an Item without adding to Item List
Hello!
This seemed easy until we tried for the first time.
We want to start quoting custom items for customers. Call this item "ITEM-X".
We get a bid from an outside source, and want to add a markup to it, then present a quote to a customer.
With our other software, Epicor, we can create a line on a quote, call it "ITEM-X", add manufacturing details, and give it a markup.
How do we do this in Netsuite?
And, more importantly, how do I do this and NOT have to create an item in Netsuite. Just a one time use for that quote. (We don't want to fill our Inventory Item list with items we never actually sell)
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