The additional cost of a product that the company must pay at the moment of purchase is known as the "landed cost."
This covers shipping, handling fees, customs tariffs, and many other expenses. These extra expenses are added to the
product's real price to determine the selling price. Different firms will use different methods to determine the landing cost depending on their corporate policy. You may determine the landing cost and divide it among each quantity of the goods in the Odoo17
Inventory module to update the selling price.
To turn on the Landed Costs option as indicated in the image below, navigate to the Settings menu.
By turning on this functionality, you may add customized landing charges to your products. You can first construct a buy order for a few items from the same product categories and confirm the order in order to get a better understanding of how the landed cost works. For products with an AVCO or FIFO costing technique set up, you can set landing costs. Such products' inventory valuation ought to be Automated. This is the prerequisite for the landed cost that you must consider when customizing it.
Under the Products line, you can see the unit costs of the products as you purchase them. Your purchase will be confirmed once you click the Confirm Order button. When you select the Receive Products button, these items will be added to your inventory records.
You can get the specifics of the previously created landed charges from this window. You can add a new landed cost by selecting the New button.
You will find the creation date in the appropriate field here. On manufacturing orders or transfers, you can set the new landed cost. Since we want to add landing expenses for transfers, we can choose Transfers in the Apply On field. In the Transfers area, you can give the receipt ID that we produced earlier. The relevant fields allow you to specify the goods' Journal, Company, and Vendor Bill. Using the Add a Line button, you can indicate the additional expenses under the Additional Costs tab.
How this landing cost is allocated to the products listed in the transfer receipt will be determined by the Split Method. According to your company's policy, it can be configured as Equal, By Quantity, By Current Cost, By Weight, and By Volume. In this situation, we might choose the Equal split approach. Click on the Compute button to compute the landed cost.
Using the Validate button, you can now verify the landing cost.