In Sage 300, IC Return Entry screen use to take unwanted inventories/Items from a buyer and from the Respective location with the details of the customer, Item, Quantity, etc. as we know the standard functionality of IC Return screen, user can able to post Return transaction with Quantity “Zero”. Let’s take simple Example to understand… Read More: Restrict users from doing IC Return entry with zero unit… »
Now a days most of us are already aware about the standard Sage 300 I/C transfer screen functionality. In this blog, we are going to discuss about some additional functionality which we have customized. Let’s take a short overview of standard Sage 300 I/C transfer screen functionality. Use I/C Transfers screen to: Enter and post… Read More: Receiving Location cost cannot exceed the defined limit in customized… »
The purchase order module can be configured to default to one these four values, plus an option to use the vendor cost defined in IC Vendor Details. Timing is important to understand when creating a purchase order. The value entered on the PO is set when the line item is created on the PO. Any… Read More: Use of Costing Method in Purchase Order »
Project costing is the process of analysis a projects or components of business activity in order to find out what all the elements cost. Costing is attaching specific cost to the proper variable in the activity and is not the same as calculating an estimate. Variable cost contained material, labour, equipment and expenses. An estimation… Read More: Project wise Costing Analysis in Sage 300 ERP »
Project costing is the process of analysis of projects or components of business activity in order to find out what all of its elements cost. Costing is attaching specific cost to the proper variable in the activity and is not the same as calculating an estimate. Variable cost contains material, labour, equipment and expenses. An… Read More: Project wise Profit Analysis in Sage 300 ERP »
Raw material inventory is the total cost of all component/parts currently in stock that have not yet been used in ‘Work in Progress’ or Finished Production. Raw material can be categorized in following two types. Direct materials: These are materials incorporated into the final product. For example, the wood used to manufacture wooden chairs. New Stuff: IC/ Copy Bill… Read More: Inventory Cost Analysis in Sage 300 ERP »
