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We are being tasked to create a Purchase Order for Landed Costs.  The customer has to call in subcontractor to use a crane.  They would like to able to track those costs to the items them are pulling off the truck and would like to make sure that the subcontractor is following the PO

Instructional document for Landed Cost is attached.


Hi @MComan62 

 

Adding to above documentation link provided, one can create a Landed cost document setting up your Subcontractor as Landed cost vendor to account for material handling/unloading charges in this case. On landed cost document, one can add required PO receipt (for the material) to link. 

There is no option available to create a PO for Landed cost vendor for the Landed cost and then process it further or link the charges to the original material receipt document.

Hope this helps,

Regards,


Thank you Vijay.  The customer is wanting a Landed Cost PO in addition to the PO they are using to acquire the goods.  I am wondering if anyone else has ran into this issue and found a good solution.  


This is an issue we have recently encountered as well.  Our prospect imports goods for sale in large volumes.  Each of the purchase orders in the system equals a container on the water.  During passage salespeople will begin selling product allocating portions of the PO for sales orders.  In order to avoid selling at a loss, this prospect would like to be able to add landed costs to the PO during transit as costs are incurred and be able to present the new unit costs to the salespeople as they are negotiating sales pricing for these commodities.  They do not want to receive the items on the water as there may be quality or damage issues that will make the container quantity short.  We too would like to know if anyone else has solved this issue.  Any thoughts on this are greatly appreciated.


Our customer is requesting this too.  For example, they sent inventory out to be polished for $100.  The service vendor requires a PO for the polishing.  If we create the PO for $100 and the LC document for $100, the end AP bill will be doubled at $200.

A suggestion would be to create the PO to send to the vendor and then marking the PO as cancelled once the LC document is entered.  This would put the PO out of rotation without needing a bill and allow the LC document to be the only document on the final bill.  However, this is not an exciting solution.

It would be nice to be able to create a PO that becomes a LC document in these cases.


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