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Newbie here with JDE, and lots to learn with new job.
New company wants to maintain cost components (material, labor, overhead) thoughout the ledger and branches. My past lives this is normal to make an item at one facility, and ship it to another where they would add more material, labor, and overhead to it. The final product is then sold hitting the P&L with standard COGS of material, labor, and overhead of all the layers of production.
Currently we take all costs and collapse into A1 material when going from one branch to another and the 2nd branch has it coded as purchase. What I want to do is keep intact the sum of all lower level branches and add new branch BOM, routing, and additional costs with the goal of measuring performance at this level branch (efficiencies, usage, etc.) and finally charging the P&L total material, labor, and overhead detail.
I have to believe this is possible with JDE, but it has many more options than systems of the past and admittingly is tougher for me to follow with relative inexperience so far.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
New company wants to maintain cost components (material, labor, overhead) thoughout the ledger and branches. My past lives this is normal to make an item at one facility, and ship it to another where they would add more material, labor, and overhead to it. The final product is then sold hitting the P&L with standard COGS of material, labor, and overhead of all the layers of production.
Currently we take all costs and collapse into A1 material when going from one branch to another and the 2nd branch has it coded as purchase. What I want to do is keep intact the sum of all lower level branches and add new branch BOM, routing, and additional costs with the goal of measuring performance at this level branch (efficiencies, usage, etc.) and finally charging the P&L total material, labor, and overhead detail.
I have to believe this is possible with JDE, but it has many more options than systems of the past and admittingly is tougher for me to follow with relative inexperience so far.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
