Hi Brett
As Niv pointed out, the receiving works on quantity, not the cost. So, there are only two choices.
Scenario: I have created a PO for a lump sum of $5,000 for services. This is usually referred to as fixed price. Note: This is not a release PO approach from a blanket purchase contract, but even then, you still have to do one of the two options and ensure that the "Can change quantity on use" is enabled for each line.
The follow shows the outcomes of the two options.
- Swap the quantity and line cost.
- Quantity = 5,000
- Unit cost = $1.00
- Receive the quantity as a portion of the cost
- Quantity = 1
- Unit cost = $5,000
For option 1, when you receive the invoice, you simply take the invoice total as the receiving qty.
For option 2, when you receive the invoice, you have to calculate the % being received at the qty i.e. I have an invoice for $2,278 or 0.4556. An issue with this approach is that Maximo is currently set to two-decimal places, but to be accurate, I need four otherwise rounding will occur.
Both options work it's just a matter of:
- What most acceptable to your accounting department, or/and
- What most easy for the end user to receive the services
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Craig Kokay
Principal Consultant
COSOL
email: craig.kokay@cosol.global
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