Chris
03/03/2025, 6:08 PMCeligo AI
03/03/2025, 6:08 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In NetSuite, labor cost can be calculated and tracked in a few different ways. Here are some methods based on the conversations: 1. Using Assembly Items: You can create an "item" for labor in your Assembly Items. This labor cost can then be included in the total cost of the assembled product. If you need to adjust the labor cost, you can update the cost in the open orders or do an inventory adjustment. 2. Using Project Management Software: NetSuite's Project Management software has built-in labor cost (unit cost) tracking. However, it might not be easily hidden from users based on role, and might require custom records. 3. Using Overhead Costs: If you want to apply overhead costs automatically within assemblies, you might need to create an "item" for Overhead that will debit the inventory and credit your overhead applied account. Remember, these methods might require additional setup or customization in NetSuite to fit your specific needs. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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03/03/2025, 6:08 PM