The following wiki explains how values from shipments are being assigned.
In the main JAS menu, go to:
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In the code file, the user must create all the valid costing codes. Specify which code is a freight code by selecting the code and checking the Freight Code option. | |
Each style must have a cost value entered. A Duty value must be entered. |
In the main JAS menu, go to:
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Note that the Shipment must be completely received and has status "C" before any costing can be done.
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Select "Enter Actual Payment Values." |
When you enter the costing details, the duty exchange rate of the merchandise value as well as the total duty dollar must be entered. The duty exchange rate is the rate that the government applies on a shipment the day that it clears customs.
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Select "Update Shipment Costs," located at the bottom of the screen. A message will appear to state that the shipment lines have been updated. |
In the main JAS menu, go to:
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Select "Lines."
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The shipment lines will display the new duty exchange entered. | |
In the following example, the receipt lines show a duty exchange of 1.81%.
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The freight code has been set up in the code file and will display in "Enter Actual Payment Values." The user can calculate the freight by using the cube measurement, unit dollars, or weight of each style. | |
| Note: The dollar value calculated for the total freight will be saved in the bottom section next to the appropriate costing code. If the user enters the cost per cube and total cube, the total freight calculated will be put into the appropriate field. |
The style exchange rate must also be entered if the item is purchased from the country your company is located. This is the rate that your company paid to purchase and sell for that item. This value includes the government exchange rate and the bank surcharges combined.
*** Users must be sure that when entering the purchase cost information in the Style BUY screen that it is the first cost (exchange rate must not included). This field is used to enter the estimated vendor's cost for the item that is being purchased.
Note: If the user has a total merchandise value and they do not want to enter this by style nor use the estimate, select "Recalculate Style Values."
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Enter the total merchandise value, currency, and exchange. Note: The converted amount will be calculated. The unit cost for each style will be recalculated using weighted value by dollar. |
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The user can see the recalculated values of each style by selecting "Browse Details." | |
When finished, click on "Update Shipment Costs." The shipment lines will show the new unit cost. |
Enter the cost for each Purchase Cost Code as necessary. For each line enter the currency, exchange, vendor, invoice# and invoice date if applicable. If all or most entries of vendor, invoice or currency have the same values, click the checkboxes on the bottom to avoid repeated entry. The user can uncheck these boxes to change one line. Note: All Purchase Codes are displayed, but will only be saved if a cost value is entered. Click "Update Act Cost of All styles on Shipment." Note: The entered values are displayed and can be recalculated or modified if necessary.
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To make the sections more pronounced for your company’s requirements, each user can change the color of the sections. Right click within each separation and a color grid will display. Select the appropriate color, click on "Ok." | |
In the shipment lines the user can see the calculated values for any entered codes, as well as the added lines with the total values entered at the top. |