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PO complex/custom shipping rates

edited Nov 25, 2019 10:45AM in Accounting / ERP 4 comments

I'm looking to create my own type of ground shipping rates in Netsuite. Basically, I'm looking for:

- Shipping is 10% of order total, minimum $8, maximum of $30 (up to $300).

I can do this with the built in shipping tools, but I am looking to add surcharges for oversized items. Specifically:

OS1: $10 per item
OS2: $20 per item
OS3: $50 per item.

Any ideas how to do this? Is there anyway of using the existing built-in Netsuite infrastructure to denote items as oversize 1,2,3 and add the handling fee?

I didn't think there was, and was looking at modifying the function calculateRealtimeRate() on the PO.

Anyone have any experience with complex shipping rates (to charge the customer)?

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