![]() ![]() C: Can you suggest any systemic and automated approach? S: Hmm… You can use Excel… or unleash the power of BI! You should verify and update the hour cost rates regularly. C: But my indirect costs vary by accounting periods, don’t they? S: You enter them as a constant machine hour cost rate or as a surcharge in percent of the raw material costs. ![]() ![]() And how do my indirect costs propagate this calculation sheet? It allows for a “cost breakdown” by user-defined cost groups in the BOM calculation sheet. S: Nothing is easier: use Dynamics AX’ standard costing for products. C: I would like to see the contribution of raw materials (direct costs) separately from the energy, machine depreciation and wages (indirect costs) in the cost price of my finished goods. In the series “Dynamics AX modules we rarely implement”, imagine a dialogue between a financial controller (C) and a Dynamics pre-sales consultant (S): ![]()
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