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March 15, 2021
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How do most companies deal with Quickbooks not letting you use the same company as both a Supplier and a Customer?

  • March 15, 2021
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Best answer by JamesM4

Hi RTBrew,

 

Sometimes it's necessary to add your supplier as a customer and I'll be happy to share more info. QuickBooks is a great platform that allows you to organize your customers and suppliers so you can manage them with ease. 

 

Since QuickBooks is designed to require a different name for the same supplier and customer, you'll have to differentiate the name by adding an extra character to one of the names. For example, say you have a supplier named John Doe, you'll have to add John Doe as a supplier with the name "John Doe" and to add John as a customer, you'll have to use the name "John D Doe". You're more than welcome to add a character of your choice to indicate the difference. 

 

Let me know if this info helps. I'll be one message away in case you have further questions. Otherwise, I wish you a great rest of the week! :) 

 

 

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March 15, 2021

Hi RTBrew,

 

Sometimes it's necessary to add your supplier as a customer and I'll be happy to share more info. QuickBooks is a great platform that allows you to organize your customers and suppliers so you can manage them with ease. 

 

Since QuickBooks is designed to require a different name for the same supplier and customer, you'll have to differentiate the name by adding an extra character to one of the names. For example, say you have a supplier named John Doe, you'll have to add John Doe as a supplier with the name "John Doe" and to add John as a customer, you'll have to use the name "John D Doe". You're more than welcome to add a character of your choice to indicate the difference. 

 

Let me know if this info helps. I'll be one message away in case you have further questions. Otherwise, I wish you a great rest of the week! :)