I need to add an extra charge for items with item ...
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I need to add an extra charge for items with item category cat1 and cat2. These extra charge can be different from one item to another in the same category, cat1 or catg2. For extra charge extra1 is for cat1 and it is related to the item quantity, for example: itemCat1 with quantiy 10 will have an extra charge of extra1 * quantity. The extra charge extra2 is related to cat2 and it is always fix. What are the best options to implement this in Netsuite ? I don't know if with Other Charge Items can be solve this case.
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Based on the conversations, there are a few ways you can implement this in NetSuite: 1. Other Charge Items: You can create an Other Charge item for each extra charge (extra1 and extra2). You can then use a workflow to add these charges to the sales order lines based on the item category. For example, if the item category is cat1, the workflow would add the Other Charge item for extra1 to the line and calculate the charge based on the quantity. If the item category is cat2, the workflow would add the Other Charge item for extra2 to the line with a fixed amount. 2. Custom Fields and Workflow: You can create a custom field on the item record for each extra charge. You can then use a workflow to calculate the extra charge based on the item category and quantity and update the custom field. This would allow you to have different charges for different items in the same category. 3. Pricing Groups and Quantity Pricing: If the extra charges are based on quantity, you can use pricing groups and quantity pricing to automatically calculate the extra charge. You would create a pricing group for each item category and set up quantity pricing for each group. This would automatically calculate the extra charge based on the quantity. 4. Kit Items: If the extra charges are related to specific combinations of items, you can use kit items. You would create a kit item for each combination of items and include the extra charge in the price of the kit item. Remember, the best option depends on your specific requirements and how you want to manage and track these extra charges. ****** 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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