Manufacturing analyses costs under eight main headings. Setting up expense typesCosts which do not fall into any other category. These can be used in estimates and in actual transactions. lets you analyse other costs. Expense types can be used in estimatesForecast project costs, based on expected costs of labour, machinery and operation times. In Manufacturing, estimates are produced for one-off items or non-repetitive batches. and transactions.
Open: Manufacturing System Manager > Expense Types > Records > Enter New Record.
Open: Manufacturing System Manager > Expense Types > Records > Amend Record.
Note: It can be helpful to incorporate at least some characters from the expense description in the code. For example, the description Travelling Time may have a reference of TRAV.
If amending an expense type, select the expense type from the Reference drop-down list.
Enter or amend any appropriate notes in the Memo box.
You can enter an unlimited amount of text.
Enter or amend a charge rateThe rate at which a product or service is charged. It tends to be related to the unit of sale. For example, in 35 pence per mile, 35 pence is the charge rate. Per mile is the unit of sale. for this item, followed by the appropriate unit of saleHow the stock item is sold. For example, per keg, per metre or per box..
For example, a mileage allowance may be charged at 35 pence per mile.
Open: Manufacturing System Manager > Expense Types > Records > Amend Record.
Click Yes at the prompt to confirm that you want to delete the expense type.
The expense type is deleted.