Entering Future Costs

Accolent ERP supports four Costs for each product: Standard Cost, Alternate Cost, Special Cost and Average Cost. Average Cost is calculated internally by the system. For each of the other three Costs, Accolent ERP allows entry of a future cost together with the future date at which that future cost becomes operable. On a daily […]

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Using the Inventory Replenishment Report

Accolent ERP uses the Min/Max inventory reordering methodology. The Min value represents the reorder point, and the Max value represents the targeted stock level after reordering. The difference between the Max and the Min is sometimes referred to as the EOQ (Economic Order Quantity). The Min and Max values may be maintained manually or automatically by […]

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Default PO Price

Accolent ERP allows user to select which Cost will be defaulted onto purchase orders (POs). Users can select from Standard Cost, Alternate Cost or Special Cost. Typically, Alternate Cost is used to store the replacement cost that should default onto POs. If the selected cost has a zero value, the system will look for the […]

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Tracking Vendor History

For each product, Accolent ERP keeps track of all Vendors that the product was either purchased from or that responded to an RFQ for that product. Vendors may also be added manually. Each Vendor History entry records details of the Last PO/RFQ entry for that Vendor, including the Qty and Price. Product Record For each […]

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Returning Goods to a Vendor for Credit

Accolent ERP allows for returns of goods to vendors. This may be required, for example, if goods are sold to a customer but the Customer returns items that are defective for credit. Subsequently, to return the items to the vendor for credit, Accolent ERP allows the entry of a negative PO. Return by Customer Create […]

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DEFAULT Customer, Prospect, Vendor, Product, Records

Accolent ERP comes with Customer, Prospect, Vendor and Product records named DEFAULT. Once set up, these DEFAULT record will supply the selected default values whenever new Customer, Prospect, Vendor or Product records are created. They will also be used by the AI Agent that creates the import templates for any required fields missing in the […]

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Updating Costs and Prices Based on PO Price

When entering a price on a Purchase Order, Accolent ERP compares the entered price to the specified existing Cost of the product. If the entered price is higher/lower than the specified existing Cost, a pop-up screen offers the option to automatically update the specified Cost and Prices for the product. Accolent ERP keeps multiple costs […]

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Partially Paying Vouchers

Accolent ERP supports the typical Accounts Payable workflow in which one or more vouchers will be paid on a single check; however, if it is required that a voucher be paid on multiple checks, this can be accommodated. To partially pay a voucher, create the check which will default to paying the voucher in full, […]

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Vendor Records

Each vendor record is assigned a unique ID (the vendor code). For vendors with multiple locations, enter a separate vendor record for each location. Vendor records contain information and summaries of purchases, PO receipts, recent parts purchased, checks and special orders. To see a list, edit a record or add a new record go to […]

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Understanding Inventory Tracking

Accolent ERP tracks inventory from the time it is placed on an order or back order through fulfillment to invoicing. The inventory moves through different categories so its status can be tracked. Inventory Quantity on Hand (Q-On Hand) is allocated to orders as soon as a line item is entered on an order, and then […]

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