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Multiple variables affect the GL impact, including how you process the transactions (e.g., do you have a WO Issue or use WO Completion with Backflush), Item configuration, Routings, Cost Templates, etc. Typically, issuing components debits the WIP, and completing the assembly credits the WIP. The WO Close will make the…
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Hey @User_DFQMH, When we create Work Orders with Routings, we "activate" the Work In Process (WIP) accounting. Routings can have multiple steps, and each Manufacturing Operation Task may have a unique GL impact. In this case, the manufacturing process is multi-step. Between various steps, the Item Costs and other things…
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I mistyped and meant to say Allocations. I resolved similar issues for Allocations, Amortization Schedules, Revenue Recognition Journals and more. Most of those journals contain the "Entity" or other relevant information only in the memo section, which is not optimal. I built customizations with my team to add the required…
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Hey @User_L8T63, There is no automated way to apply the Bundle functionality to another custom record. Each bundle comprises custom objects/records, and installing the bundle "unzips" them in your NetSuite account.
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Hey @Jessie P, Here is the process for migrating Open AP balances and ensuring the AP aging is accurate: The Best Practice for the Open AP Imports is: 1. Create a temporary “Clearing Account (AP)” GL Account with an “Other Current Liability” type. 2. Create an “Open AP” Non-inventory Item and map the expense to a "Clearing…
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Hey @Erez Storch, That's a gap in NetSuite functionality related to Amortization Schedules. I resolved this issue for other customers via customization.
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I can't recall if I ever tested this on historic transactions. It probably won't impact anything historical. If you have a Sandbox, you can try it there. The other option is to create RMAs for the applicable Sales Orders.
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Hey @Chris E Davis, You can build a report based on the WO Completion Record to show the expense by type. Here is an example I built for a customer: If you want to display the costs broken up by type on the Work Order record, you would need to build a scheduled workflow (or a script) with related Saved Searches.
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Hey @User_EPWHS, The best is to build the required reports as Saved Searches. Typically, I build Work Order (header and line), Work Order Completion, Work Order Issue, Work Order Close and Manufacturing Operation Task reports. I then move into analytical reports, such as "Assembly Est. Cost vs. Actual Cost" and "Work…
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Apologies for the confusion; I wasn't specific enough. Here are the updated guides: The Best Practice for the Open AR Imports is: 1. Create a temporary “Clearing Account (AR)” GL Account with an “Other Current Asset” type. 2. Create an “Open AR” Non-inventory Item and map the “Income” account to the "Clearing Account…
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Hey @Deano_M, NetSuite didn't expose this and a few other Account fields to Saved Searches. The good news is that you can get this information via Analytics Workbook:
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Hey @User_KBEB1, Thanks for the answers. If you only close Sales Orders when you don't want the revenue to be recognized, you can consider changing the "Create and maintain Revenue Element upon closed Sales Order" preference to "False". If you would like to keep the "Create and maintain Revenue Element upon closed Sales…
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I built similar integrations, which worked with no issues. In this specific case, I can't help any further as I don't have access to the integration that Chrome River built. The logs are only relevant to those that know how to "link" them to the integration/code. I am 100% confident that this is not a NetSuite issue. This…
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Hey @User_KBEB1, The Best Practice is to run the Month End Revenue Recognition Journals followed by the Revenue Reclassification Journals. I found that many NS Implementation Consultants never mention the Revenue Reclassification Journals, and customers end up with incorrect financials and many manual steps. Do you run the…
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Hey @User_RG1MF, Plug-ins such as LeadsBridge connect Website Forms to NetSuite and can auto-create Leads or Prospects. My experience with these pre-built plugins is mixed. Sometimes, they work, and other times, they don't. Some of it depends on the integration requirements, the website form configuration, the website API,…
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Hey @User_9AUJK, This is an issue with the Integration that Chrome River built. Nothing wrong with NetSuite. They clearly don't understand the NetSuite back-end architecture to claim something like that. Here is a screenshot of Expense Report lines synced via AmEx integration. You can have as many lines as needed with…
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Hey @Naresh_-Oracle, The APM is the best tool for analyzing the performance of NetSuite workflows and scripts and their impact on various records.
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You can import Resource Allocations in bulk via Setup → Import/Export → Import CSV Records → Activities → Resource Allocation Required resource allocation fields are: Resource, Customer:Project, Allocate, Allocation Type, Start Date, and End Date. These will be the columns on the CSV Import Template.
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Hey @Kim Turner, NetSuite isn't automatically blocking "holidays" when employees enter time, as there can be variances between different states/provinces and companies in the same country. For the Resource Allocation issue that you have, there are a few workarounds. For example, you can import all "holiday/absent"…
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Hey @Jessie P, The Best Practice for the Open AR Imports is: 1. Create an Open AR Item mapped to "Clearing Account. " 2. Import Open AR Invoices with the GL Impact of: DR: Accounts Receivable: xx | CR: Clearing Account: xx 3. Import Reversal Journal, with the GL Impact of: CR: Accounts Receivable: xx | DR: Clearing…
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No, I am referring to the Estimated Cost that is calculated for Top Assemblies via a custom solution. It considers Routing Cost (if present), material cost (e.g., it will use the Last Purchase Price if the Average Cost is Zero), and more. It is doing continuous updates, and you always have the most recent Assembly…
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If you found the SuiteApp working with Average Costing that's great. My customer also requested reports that compare the "Actual Cost" vs. "Estimated Cost", which I am unsure if the SuiteApp is recording on the Item Record.
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Hey @User_OPUDV, You can do that through the following: Build a Transaction (Type = Sales Order) Saved Search with "Main Line = False" and reference the custom "stored" field from #2 Create two custom Work Order body fields (one "stored" and another "non-stored") to show the latest "Expected Supply Date" from the…
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Hey @User_B2BPX, When you are on the "Print Picking Tickets" page, ensure you have the "Filter" = "Some Items Committed" and "Allow Reprinting" = "Checked": You can also re-print the Picking Ticket directly from the Sales Order: The newly printed Picking Ticket will include the newly available/committed items.
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Hey @User_84VR3, I recommend using a workflow to hide the fields that can't be hidden via form updates.
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Hey @LSoor, NetSuite Saved Searches doesn't have Employee to Employee Supervisor joins. To achieve what you are looking for, you have to do the following: Create a custom Supervisor field on the employee records. Source the Supervisor to the custom field (via field sourcing or via Workflow) Use the custom field as a join…
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Hey @KNason76, The Costed BOM SuiteApp only supports Items with Standard Costing. NetSuite doesn't have a solution to calculate Estimated Assembly Cost for Items with Average Costing. I built a custom solution for customers who needed that.
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Hey @Dustin S, Vendor Return Authorizations are linked to Purchase Orders via the "Applying Transaction" join. If you enter this criteria, the POs with Vendor Return Authorizations will be excluded:
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Without seeing screenshots, I am only making assumptions about what you are trying to achieve. Take a look at this SuiteAnswers article, which explains how to create a custom field that shows Saved Search results: https://suiteanswers.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/31727/kw/31727
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Hey @Karel H, You can update the value of a custom Item field via Scheduled Workflow. To do that, you need two custom fields: one non-stored field that will show the results of a Saved Search and another stored field that will be updated via scheduled workflow ("set field value" of the stored field from the non-stored…