A price change, and the entries it needs
Enter a dealer price change and see what it costs on the stock still in the channel, what may be claimed back, and the entries a person then has to approve. Nothing here posts to a ledger.
Enter a dealer price change and see what it costs on the stock still in the channel, what may be claimed back, and the entries a person then has to approve. Nothing here posts to a ledger.
The change
Not savedWhich model, in which market, at what price and from when. Working it out changes nothing: the figures below are read from the books and the change is written only when a named person saves it.
Which model, in which market, at what price and from when. Working it out changes nothing: the figures below are read from the books and the change is written only when a named person saves it.
The stock positions of Arkan Distribution, read from Zoho Books. The models and markets offered are the ones this company actually holds stock in; a change priced against stock nobody holds would be a preview about nothing.
The stock positions of Arkan Distribution, read from Zoho Books. The models and markets offered are the ones this company actually holds stock in; a change priced against stock nobody holds would be a preview about nothing.
What this change costs
Not yet pricedNo price has been entered yet.
Choose a model and a market, enter the new dealer price and the date it takes effect, and this shows what it costs before anything is saved.
The stock positions against the dealer price feed. The fall in dealer price times every unit still in the channel, against a programme window measured from the oldest receipt date. The same arithmetic the Dealership screen values the vendor’s own changes with — there is one implementation of it, so a preview and the books cannot disagree.
The stock positions against the dealer price feed. The fall in dealer price times every unit still in the channel, against a programme window measured from the oldest receipt date. The same arithmetic the Dealership screen values the vendor’s own changes with — there is one implementation of it, so a preview and the books cannot disagree.