If you select "No, don't move inventory," what does this mean for the client?

When the selection indicates "No, don't move inventory," it means that inventory will not be converted into the new system as items, but the client retains the option to enable inventory tracking later on. This flexibility is important for businesses that may not want to track inventory immediately or have the capability to do so at the outset.

By choosing not to move inventory, clients can avoid complications during the initial setup and allow their operations to stabilize before deciding to implement inventory tracking in the future. This option acknowledges that businesses can evolve, and the need for inventory management might arise as they grow or change their operations. Thus, while the initial inventory data is not carried over, the door remains open for the client to activate inventory tracking at a later time.

The other options suggest scenarios where either tracking would be permanently lost or certain inventory methods would apply, but the context of the chosen selection highlights the importance of future functionality and flexibility regarding inventory management for the client.