Hi.
We have noticed a problem with the price calculation for purchase orders
that are automatically generated for dropshipments:
The product prices of the corresponding sales and purchase orders do not
match.
Background: The invoked Method makePurchaseOrderItem - that is
responsible for the creat
Basic concept the price for a product you buy should be less than the
price you sell it for.
so you get the price you pay for it (last price) Which becomes the
baseprice of the product then add what ever to that price to come up
with the price (default price) you sell it for.
Usually the supplie
From: "BJ Freeman"
Basic concept the price for a product you buy should be less than the
price you sell it for.
so you get the price you pay for it (last price) Which becomes the
baseprice of the product then add what ever to that price to come up
with the price (default price) you sell it for
The actual price can be based on List Price, Default Price, Average
Cost, or Promotional Prices, as entered in the Product - Prices screen.
thanks Jacques
Jacques Le Roux sent the following on 8/17/2010 5:48 AM:
From: "BJ Freeman"
Basic concept the price for a product you buy should be less
also when you have more than one supplier for a product, there are
considerations to decide which supplier is used, the last price is part
of that determination.
In simpler Ecommerce sites the supplier Item code is used for a single
supplier. In ofbiz you can use the default productID generated
Correction:
the base price is used to determine the floor price you will sell and
item for when doing promotion calculations. so it can not be used as the
price to the supplier. Last price is your only option.
BJ Freeman sent the following on 8/17/2010 5:33 AM:
Basic concept the price for a p
