How do you enable Class and Location tracking?

How do you enable Class and Location tracking?

• A. Settings > Advanced > enable Track Classes and/or Track Locations, then assign Class/Location to transactions.
• B. There is no such feature.
• C. You must install an add-on.
• D. Disable Track Classes and Locations.

Answer: (A)

Enabling Class and Location tracking starts by turning on the tracking options in your account settings. Go to Settings, open Advanced, and switch on Track Classes and Track Locations. Once these features are turned on, you can assign a Class and/or a Location to each transaction. This lets you categorize income and expenses by department, product line, region, or physical site, so your reports can show performance by those dimensions. After enabling, you typically select a Class and Location on invoices, bills, expenses, checks, and other transactions (often per line item or in the header, depending on the transaction type). You can also set default values to speed data entry. With tracking enabled, you can run reports such as Profit and Loss by Class or Location to analyze performance across those categories. The other choices aren’t needed because the feature does exist, doesn’t require an add-on, and isn’t something you should turn off.

Enabling Class and Location tracking starts by turning on the tracking options in your account settings. Go to Settings, open Advanced, and switch on Track Classes and Track Locations. Once these features are turned on, you can assign a Class and/or a Location to each transaction. This lets you categorize income and expenses by department, product line, region, or physical site, so your reports can show performance by those dimensions. After enabling, you typically select a Class and Location on invoices, bills, expenses, checks, and other transactions (often per line item or in the header, depending on the transaction type). You can also set default values to speed data entry. With tracking enabled, you can run reports such as Profit and Loss by Class or Location to analyze performance across those categories. The other choices aren’t needed because the feature does exist, doesn’t require an add-on, and isn’t something you should turn off.