What are price lists for storage fees?
The storage fee price lists determine which amount should be calculated for which customer and for which period. The search function can be used to call up the storage fee price list.
Setting up price lists for storage fees
The basic information is entered in the header of a storage fee price list.
The code usually corresponds to the price list number series from the packaging setup.
A unique description is then entered, the area (customer, packaging project, etc.) for which this price list is to apply and the start/end date.
In addition, the price calculation method is defined and the desired storage free time code.
Note
If you want to change a storage fee price list afterwards, the status must first be set to Draft.
The lines contain the storage fee type, the inventory location type, the location type, the location sub code, the description, the packaging classification code, the code for the charge-free period and the unit price. The individual columns are explained below.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Storage Fee Type | Is divided into three options -> Price, Charge % & Charge fix. |
| Price | A basic price that applies to all locations. |
| Charge % | This is for the customers who would like to have permanent access to the storage location of their inventory. This calculates the additional space around the inventory based on the set percentage. Example: 10% additional space is charged to customer X in addition to the unit price. |
| Charge fix | A basic fee that should always be added as a surcharge. |
| Inventory Location Type | Here you can specify whether the previously selected Storage Type is defined for a specific location or for all locations. |
| Location Code | This allows you to determine the exact warehouse for which the Storage Fee Price List is valid. |
| Location Sub Code | With the help of this setup, additional attributes can be added to the previously selected location, such as Warehouse Receipts. |
| Packaging Classification Code | This setup can be used, for example, to mark certain types of packaging as hazardous goods and therefore be invoiced differently. |
| Storage Free Time Code | Here you can specify which time period won't be invoiced. This period is usually the same as the period defined in the header of the Storage Fee Price List. |
| Unit price | Individual prices can be used to determine the basis on which the calculation should be made, depending on the price calculation method determined in the header. (e.g. per day, per SQM, per CBM) |