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Quoting Reinhard Mueller <[email protected]>:
> Am Die, den 23.11.2004 schrieb Paul T. Juckniess um 17:51:
> > >* price info more complex (base qty, min qty, max qty, min
> > >amount, max amount)
> > - Min , max sounds like planning information. Might be a base
> > to default off of when adding different warehouses.
>
> Yes, I agree with that.
>
> > >* lot ifentification (lot number, expiry date)
> > - Lot and expire date belongs with an inventory value wwhich
> > would not be in the item masters.
>
> Ditto
>
> > >* commodity classification (nature, cargo type, code)
> > >* hazardous item info
> > >* tax category / categories?
> > >* origin country
> > - This is a real pain to deal with but this should also be associated
> > with inventories
>
> Here, I don't really see how this could be different within a specific
> item.
sales distribution channel??. think small international company that has to deal
with different laws and/or different pricing scheme (based on
region/country/whatever) (or i didn't understand the first comment. if so
sorry.)
>
> > >* sales conditions
> > - I'm thinking a pricing module?
>
> Yes. However, many small companies work with only a single price (or at
> least a price that holds for the vast majority of cutomers), and they
> would possibly prefer to have *that* price in the main item record.
>
yeah but even if you work with a single price, there are always cases where a
sales representative has dealt something different, based on qty or whatever
one can come up with. so i think price determination module as standard is
mandatory even in small business cases.
lekma
> Just my 0.02 $CURRENCY
>
> Thanks,
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> Reinhard Mueller
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