This is a center dedicated to help the user quickly analyse or identify all transactions that involve a particular inventory item.
Inventory Center, which was introduced in version 2012, found in 20 as well. This allows the user to use the item information already found on a “pre-sale” worksheet such as an estimate and sales order to create a purchase order using the preferred vendors assigned to the items Creating purchase orders straight from estimates or sales orders. 
A Backorder is a way to reserve or the inventory if it is in stock or commit it so when it gets received. So, Sales Orders are used to create an internal control of approved orders or approved estimates, but do not post into sales but, the key element of the sales order is the backorder.
Invoices are transactions used to complete a sale affecting sales and inventory. Estimates are simple to explain, they are non-posting transactions and do not affect any accounting or inventory.
Sales Orders: I tend to describe this features in the QuickBooks Courses i teach as “a transaction between an estimate and an invoice”. The following features are available in the Premier version of QuickBooks and not the Pro version: And there is only one option for Mac users, so there is no need to compare different versions… unless we are comparing it to the PC version also a topic for another article. I’ll start by clarifying that I will be referring to the Desktop Windows version of QuickBooks, there will be another article where I focus on comparing the Online Versions. This article is updated to versions 2014, but 20 should be about the same as well. Premier”, “Differences between Pro and Premier versions of QuickBooks”, and “quickbooks pro premier comparison”… And I have already written a few articles in the subject, but I want to write this one to cover all the feature differences with details. 
I’m writing this article because one of the most common incoming search results for traffic in this site comes from keywords like: “QuickBooks Pro Vs.
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