Cost for Customer Orders

New features added, version 7.5.2, 7.5.3, 8.1

See Also Programs

For inventory items in the system, maintain on hand and non-maintain on hand, cost for a sales order line can be taken from the following programs:

The setting of cost type S in program PCTM, Cost Type Maintenance, determines where the sales order line cost will be taken from.

If no vendor quote exists, or if the item is not a purchased item, a drop ship item, or a non-maintain on hand item then the cost will be taken from the cost record in program ICCM, Inventory Cost Data Maintenance.

If a vendor has been entered on the sales order line, the program will look for a vendor quote record for that vendor. Otherwise, the program looks for a vendor quote for the item's preferred vendor.

For non-stocked items, the unit cost must be entered on the sales order line.

When backorders are created or sales orders are copied, split, or merged, the cost will be preserved on the sales order line.

If the OE_ANY_COST_CHANGE parameter in program MUJM, Menu and Job Parameter Maintenance, is set to Y, then the cost may be changed on sales orders entered in program OEOE, Sales Order Entry/Maintenance, regardless of the rules defined here.

Purchase Order Prices from Sales Order Lines

Purchase orders are created from sales order lines using the Create PO button in the sales order entry program, or using program POSE, Create Purchase Orders from Sales.

For non-stocked items, the unit cost from the sales order line is always used.

When automatically shipping receipts, the standard cost after the receipt is used.

Sales order line cost may be updated if the purchase order line unit price is changed. The PO_COST_UPDATE_ALLOWED parameter in program MURM, Initialization Parameter Maintenance, determines if the update is allowed.

Cost Overrides and Updates

Under certain circumstances, the unit cost can be updated on a sales order line by setting Override Cost flag to on and entering the new cost in the Unit Cost field for the sales order line. In the following list, the first rule that is applicable to the situation is the one that is applied to the sales order line item.

1. For non-stocked items, the unit cost must be entered on the sales order line. Cost updates are allowed for non-stocked items.

2. When the S cost type in program PCTM, Cost Type Maintenance, is the standard cost, then the unit cost cannot be updated on the sales order line for any item other than non-stocked items and non-maintain on hand items.

When the S cost type in program PCTM, Cost Type Maintenance, is actual or average cost, the following rules apply.

1. For non-stocked items, the unit cost must be entered on the sales order line. Cost updates are allowed for non-stocked items.

2. If the sales order line item is a drop ship line item, then the unit cost can be updated.

3. If the Make or Buy flag in the item's planning record is set to Manufactured, then the unit cost cannot be updated on the sales order line.

4. If the Include Modular Lines flag is set to off in program POPM, PO / Receiving Parameter Maintenance, and the item is a model item or a kit item, then the unit cost cannot be updated on the sales order line.

5. If the Include Non-maintain On Hand flag is set to on in program POPM, PO / Receiving Parameter Maintenance, and the item is non-maintain on hand, then the unit cost can be updated on the sales order line.

6. If the S cost type in program PCTM, Cost Type Maintenance, is set to Actual cost, then the unit cost can be updated on the sales order line for maintain on hand and non maintain on hand items.

7. If the S cost type in program PCTM, Cost Type Maintenance, is average, then the unit cost can be updated for non maintain on hand items, but cannot be updated for maintain on hand items.

8. If the item does not meet any of the above criteria, then the unit cost cannot be updated on the sales order line.

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