E9: Issue with landed cost if material is unreceived

So when you do the PUR-STK, your lot cost is the cost of that receipt based on the transac6tion date. If you have multiple dates for that lot it will use the cost for the first date.

If you do your cost adjustment (ADJ-CST) are you specifying the FIFO lot you are adjusting or are you just adjusting the lot itself? That can make a difference if you unreceive because you are unreceiving the original transaction (FIFO lot) which has the original cost and there is another FIFO transaction that is still sitting there.

 

That is my analysis, you will need to prove it out with the transaction data.

 

Charlie Smith

CTCharlie@...

Cell: 860-919-1708

Office: 817-862-9862

 

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Lot FIFO





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Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 4:40 PM
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Subject: RE: [Vantage] E9: Issue with landed cost if material is unreceived


What is the costing method for the part?

Charlie Smith
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Cell: 860-919-1708
Office: 817-862-9862

From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 1:39 PM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] E9: Issue with landed cost if material is unreceived



Hello,

E9.05.702

I think we found an issue when unreceiving a material receipt, in Receipt Entry, when there is landed cost involved.
In many cases, we are unable to know the entire landed cost at the time the container hits our warehouse so we will receive the material first and then come back and enter the landed costs afterwards, in receipt entry.
We do not use the container functionality and perform all this work in Receipt Entry.

Entering landed costs after the material is received cause the landed cost value to hit the “Applied to Variance” bucked.
However, this still triggers an adjustment to cost transaction that appears to update the part cost. On the GL side, we are seeing a debit to inventory and a credit to inventory adjustments for this cost adjustments, which makes sense.

If for some reason, we unreceive the material receipt, the value credited to inventory is only the material amount and does not include the landed cost from the cost adjustment transaction.
We think this means that the landed cost is not getting cleared from inventory, which as a side note we have a major difference between the inventory GL and the stock status.

For example, we received 10 parts for a total of $100, or $10/part.
We later add landed costs for a total of $10 which. when dispersed, brings the material cost to $11/part.

We see the first PUR-STK for $10/part. Then we see the ADJ-CST for $1/part.
When we unreceive, we only see the PUR-STK with a value of $10/part.

The TranGLC records seem to verify this.

Has anyone else encountered this or know if we are looking at it wrong?




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Hello,

E9.05.702

I think we found an issue when unreceiving a material receipt, in Receipt Entry, when there is landed cost involved.
In many cases, we are unable to know the entire landed cost at the time the container hits our warehouse so we will receive the material first and then come back and enter the landed costs afterwards, in receipt entry.
We do not use the container functionality and perform all this work in Receipt Entry.

Entering landed costs after the material is received cause the landed cost value to hit the “Applied to Variance” bucked.
However, this still triggers an adjustment to cost transaction that appears to update the part cost. On the GL side, we are seeing a debit to inventory and a credit to inventory adjustments for this cost adjustments, which makes sense.

If for some reason, we unreceive the material receipt, the value credited to inventory is only the material amount and does not include the landed cost from the cost adjustment transaction.
We think this means that the landed cost is not getting cleared from inventory, which as a side note we have a major difference between the inventory GL and the stock status.

For example, we received 10 parts for a total of $100, or $10/part.
We later add landed costs for a total of $10 which. when dispersed, brings the material cost to $11/part.

We see the first PUR-STK for $10/part. Then we see the ADJ-CST for $1/part.
When we unreceive, we only see the PUR-STK with a value of $10/part.

The TranGLC records seem to verify this.

Has anyone else encountered this or know if we are looking at it wrong?




Joe Rojas | Director of Information Technology | Mats Inc.
dir: (781) 573-0291 | cell: (781) 408-9278 | fax: (781) 232-5191

addr: 179 Campanelli Parkway | Stoughton | MA | 2072
jrojas@... | www.matsinc.com
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What is the costing method for the part?

 

Charlie Smith

CTCharlie@...

Cell: 860-919-1708

Office: 817-862-9862

 

From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 1:39 PM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] E9: Issue with landed cost if material is unreceived

 

 

Hello,

E9.05.702

I think we found an issue when unreceiving a material receipt, in Receipt Entry, when there is landed cost involved.
In many cases, we are unable to know the entire landed cost at the time the container hits our warehouse so we will receive the material first and then come back and enter the landed costs afterwards, in receipt entry.
We do not use the container functionality and perform all this work in Receipt Entry.

Entering landed costs after the material is received cause the landed cost value to hit the “Applied to Variance” bucked.
However, this still triggers an adjustment to cost transaction that appears to update the part cost. On the GL side, we are seeing a debit to inventory and a credit to inventory adjustments for this cost adjustments, which makes sense.

If for some reason, we unreceive the material receipt, the value credited to inventory is only the material amount and does not include the landed cost from the cost adjustment transaction.
We think this means that the landed cost is not getting cleared from inventory, which as a side note we have a major difference between the inventory GL and the stock status.

For example, we received 10 parts for a total of $100, or $10/part.
We later add landed costs for a total of $10 which. when dispersed, brings the material cost to $11/part.

We see the first PUR-STK for $10/part. Then we see the ADJ-CST for $1/part.
When we unreceive, we only see the PUR-STK with a value of $10/part.

The TranGLC records seem to verify this.

Has anyone else encountered this or know if we are looking at it wrong?




Joe Rojas | Director of Information Technology | Mats Inc.
dir: (781) 573-0291 | cell: (781) 408-9278 | fax: (781) 232-5191

addr: 179 Campanelli Parkway | Stoughton | MA | 2072
jrojas@... | www.matsinc.com
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Lot FIFO





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Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 4:40 PM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Vantage] E9: Issue with landed cost if material is unreceived


What is the costing method for the part?

Charlie Smith
CTCharlie@...
Cell: 860-919-1708
Office: 817-862-9862

From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2015 1:39 PM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] E9: Issue with landed cost if material is unreceived



Hello,

E9.05.702

I think we found an issue when unreceiving a material receipt, in Receipt Entry, when there is landed cost involved.
In many cases, we are unable to know the entire landed cost at the time the container hits our warehouse so we will receive the material first and then come back and enter the landed costs afterwards, in receipt entry.
We do not use the container functionality and perform all this work in Receipt Entry.

Entering landed costs after the material is received cause the landed cost value to hit the “Applied to Variance” bucked.
However, this still triggers an adjustment to cost transaction that appears to update the part cost. On the GL side, we are seeing a debit to inventory and a credit to inventory adjustments for this cost adjustments, which makes sense.

If for some reason, we unreceive the material receipt, the value credited to inventory is only the material amount and does not include the landed cost from the cost adjustment transaction.
We think this means that the landed cost is not getting cleared from inventory, which as a side note we have a major difference between the inventory GL and the stock status.

For example, we received 10 parts for a total of $100, or $10/part.
We later add landed costs for a total of $10 which. when dispersed, brings the material cost to $11/part.

We see the first PUR-STK for $10/part. Then we see the ADJ-CST for $1/part.
When we unreceive, we only see the PUR-STK with a value of $10/part.

The TranGLC records seem to verify this.

Has anyone else encountered this or know if we are looking at it wrong?




Joe Rojas | Director of Information Technology | Mats Inc.
dir: (781) 573-0291 | cell: (781) 408-9278 | fax: (781) 232-5191

addr: 179 Campanelli Parkway | Stoughton | MA | 2072
jrojas@...<mailto:jrojas@...> | www.matsinc.com<http://www.matsinc.com>
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