This document describes the RRP calculation functionality available on the purchase order. The RRP calculations uses the overhead matrix for fetching the freight and customs percentages.
The functionality covers the following scenarios:
For the RRP calculations to have overhead costs included, it is required that the "Overhead Matrix" is set up with a scenario covering the country of origin, transport method and destination location. The freight % and customs % will be fetched from this combination. If the customs % value is not relevant for the landed cost calculation on the purchase order, the "Customs Method" field should be set to "Not included". This allows for a customs % to be set and included in the RRP calculation only.
It is also required to enable the relevant markets for RRP price calculation. This is done in "Countries/Regions", and here also the RRP currency code is connected to the market itself.
The RRP profit % value is set on the vendor card, on the "Invoicing" tab.
Follow the instructions below to use the functionality in a very optimal way.
A line will be created for each market with the currency code attached. The "Direct Unit Cost" from the purchase order line will be re-calculated to LCY and put in the "Direct Unit Cost" field. On top of this, the "Freight %" and "Customs %" will be fetched from the settings in the "Overhead Matrix", the "Profit %" will be fetched from the vendor card and the "Starting Date" will be equal to the "Expected Receipt Date" on the purchase order line. This will all result in an "Estimated RRP Price" which will be transformed into a "Calculated RRP Price" based on the price conversion rules as part of the Pricat functionality.
From the "RRP Calculations" page the following related pages are available through a direct link:
By using the "Create RRP Calculations" button directly on the purchase order subpage (Functions menu), auto-generated RRP calculations can be created for all purchase order lines on the current purchase order with one single button click.