The purpose of this program is to maintain work centres future hour price information used for product costing (basic data) and manufacturing orders (pre-calculation and cost control). When a product costing is performed the system checks if there is any date for any future prices and if the date is less than or equal to the calculation date for the product costing. If such is the case, the future price is used.
Function keys
| Activate prices | Activate prices. The prices will be moved to and replace the prices in the current active hourly price panel if the From date is less than or equal to today’s date. |
- Work centre
Future prices:
- Std machine price
- The standard machine price. This hourly price is used together with hourly prices for internal set-up time, labour time and external set-up time to calculate the costs of utilising the resources.
- Act machine price
- The future machine price that is to replace the current price. The From date defines when the new amount becomes valid.
- Std r and l price
- The standard run and labour price. This hourly price is used together with hourly prices for machine time, internal set-up time and external set-up time to calculate the costs of utilising the resources.
- Act r and l price
- The future run and labour price that is to replace the current one. The From date defines when the new amount becomes valid.
- Std set-up int price
- The standard internal set-up price. This hourly price is used together with hourly prices for machine time, labour time and external set-up time to calculate the costs of utilising the resources.
- Act set-up int price
- The future set-up internal price that is to replace the current price. The From date defines when the new amount becomes valid.
- Std set-up ext price
- The standard external set-up price. This hourly price is used together with hourly prices for machine time, internal set-up time and labour time to calculate the costs of utilising the resources.
- Act set-up ext price
- The future set-up external price that is to replace the current price. The From date defines when the new amount becomes valid.
- Std overhead 1 %
- The standard overhead percent for production overhead. This value can be used in the cost model.
- Std overhead 2 %
- The standard overhead percent 2 for production overhead. This value can be used in the cost model.
- Act overhead 1 %
- The future overhead 1 percentage that is to replace the current percentage. The From date defines when the new percentage becomes valid.
- Act overhead 2 %
- The future overhead 2 percentage that is to replace the current percentage. The From date defines when the new percentage becomes valid.
- Std overh 1 amount
- The standard overhead amount for production overhead. This value can be used in the cost model.
- Std overh 2 amount
- The standard overhead amount 2 for production overhead. This value can be used in the cost model.
- Act overh 1 amount
- The future overhead 1 amount that is to replace the current amount. The From date defines when the new amount becomes valid.
- Act overh 2 amount
- The future overhead 2 amount that is to replace the current amount. The From date defines when the new amount becomes valid.