Here’s how the “fill at market” process works for sales and purchase contracts in different scenarios: If the net price is more than the sales contract, it will result in a purchase order. If the net price is more than the purchase contract, it will result in a sales order using the fill item on the released item. If the net price is more than the purchase contract, it will result in a sales order using the fill item on the released item.
When setting up Levridge Commodity Accounting, one requirement is to set the General Ledger number sequences for Trace numbers and Transaction reversal to Continuous = Yes
To get the full functionality of this date effectivity, each user should have the time zone set properly so the data is reflected according to their time zone.
2022 R3 release for Levridge is officially available! The feature set for this release is focused on responding to client requests. Key New Features in 2022 R3 1. Ability to define shipment delivery times on load requests and load orders Via a parameter in Commodity Accounting Parameters > Commodities > Loads, you can set a […]
Grain shipped not invoiced is used when a company gets an invoice and settlement sheet from the buyer of the grain. The company is trying to match the customer invoice/settlement sheet to the company’s scale tickets. Shipped not invoiced bulk is used when the selling company is originating the invoice/settlement sheet and the customer has to match them.
There are several posting accounts needed for commodity accounting when processing inbound and outbound tickets and settlements. This blog outlines each place posting accounts are needed and when they will be used.
Business Events are a way Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (D365) can communicate with external systems. Levridge created our own business events in D365 to create XML files following the AgXML framework.
Purchase advances can be created in Levridge using the following steps. Under the Commodity accounting module create a purchase contract and apply scale tickets to the contract.
Levridge has support for seal numbers on scale tickets and on sales orders for packaged products. On all scale tickets, seal numbers can be added by clicking the Seal numbers button on the scale ticket form.
The inbound in-transit feature allows a buyer of a commodity to know that a commodity is in-transit from the seller. This will help inform the buyer of the quality of the commodity, and its estimated delivery from the seller. This feature can help the buyer better manage their inventory and schedule production based on the quality of the incoming commodity.
