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 could be the best options to implement this extra charge in Netsuite, Other Charge Items for resale, Service for resale or there is another best option ?
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
Based on the conversations, there are a couple of ways to implement the extra charge in NetSuite. One way is to use the 'Other Charge Items for resale' option. You can create an 'Other Charge' item for each extra charge (extra1 and extra2) and add it to the sales order line. This can be done using a workflow that triggers on the creation or editing of a sales order. The workflow would check the item category and add the appropriate 'Other Charge' item to the sales order line. For 'extra1', the workflow would multiply the quantity of the item by the charge rate to calculate the total charge. For 'extra2', the charge would be fixed and added regardless of the quantity. Another way is to use the 'Service for resale' option. This would involve creating a 'Service' item for each extra charge and adding it to the sales order line. The calculation of the charge would be the same as with the 'Other Charge' items. Both methods would allow you to track the extra charges separately from the item cost and could be included in reports to analyze profitability. However, the best option would depend on your specific business requirements and how you want to track and report these 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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