I’m working on NAV 2013 R2 customization for jewellery domain. Gold Rates are driven by so many external factors and the rates vary every day.
Assume that the company is purchasing 100 grams of item No. Item1 today at a Unit Price of 2500/- and assume that the invoice is posted. The payment terms for this purchase being 30 days.
The transaction is as follows:
Item No. |
Quantity |
Unit of Measure Code |
Direct Unit Cost Excl. VAT |
Line Amount Excl. VAT |
---|---|---|---|---|
Gold Ring 1 |
100 |
Gram |
2500 |
250000 |
Few of the vendors have given the option of “Price Fixing”, meaning, within 30 days I can fix the gold rate (favorable to me) which is prevailing on the day of rate fix. The gold price may go up or down.
Now assume that the Gold Rate (that is Unit Price) has fallen by Rs. 50/- on the day of “Price Fixing”. Now the new price being 2450/- as shown below:
Item No. |
Quantity |
Unit of Measure Code |
Direct Unit Cost Excl. VAT |
Line Amount Excl. VAT |
---|---|---|---|---|
Gold Ring 1 |
100 |
Gram |
2450 |
245000 |
As per the new price, I am supposed to make a payment 245000/- (excluding VAT) to the vendor. But I’ve already posted 250000/- in the invoice. At present I’m posting manual entries to adjust this price change. I’m afraid that this would affect inventory valuation and costing as well (my costing method: “Average”)
I would like to know if there are better ways to achieve this. If I’ve to do customization, kindly guide me how to do the customization.
Thanks for your answer and support,
-Nageshwara