Practice Assessment Practice Assessment Question #25489
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You tasked with implementing the Landed Cost module to manage import operations more effectively.

You need to ensure that the estimated landed costs are accurately apportioned to various items and purchase orders in a single voyage.

What are two ways to achieve this goal? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose 2.

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Tick every correct option, then press Check Answer.

  • A Create a voyage in Landed Cost and add purchase orders and order lines to containers, ensuring costs will be correctly allocated back to the item line.
  • B Set up apportionment rules that support quantity, volume, weight, amount, and defined volumetric divisors in the Landed Cost module.
  • C Manually adjust the estimated landed costs for each item after the voyage is completed.
  • D Configure the system to automatically distribute costs evenly across all items without regard to volume or weight.
  • E Use the Transportation management module to divide the costs among the items and orders.
Correct Answer

Explanation

Setting up apportionment rules in the Landed Cost module that support various bases such as quantity, volume, weight, and amount ensures that estimated landed costs are accurately distributed among the items and orders in a voyage. Creating a voyage and adding purchase orders and order lines to containers allows for correct allocation of costs to the item line. Manually adjusting costs post-voyage, using the Transportation management module for cost division, or automatically distributing costs evenly without considering specific factors are not correct methods for apportioning landed costs.

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