Does Ostendo cover Import Costing facilities?
Yes. Against each Shipment you can identify multiple additional charges such as Duty, Storage Fees, etc. These charges can be apportioned to each Item in the shipment by Price, Quantity, Volume, Weight, or Duty. Upon receipt the apportioned Shipment Costs are added to each Item and represent the true Cost of the receipt
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How do I import Supplier Catalogues?
Supplier Catalogue Items can be called up in Sales Orders, Job Orders, Purchase Orders, and Purchase Invoices where the contents of the Catalogue are displayed from which the user makes selection(s). There are two methods of importing supplier ...
Crane Distribution (Mico) Import scripts for Catalogues and Purchase Invoices
Crane Distribution have advised us that they have altered their download file format from 30/4/12. Attached are two standard Ostendo import scripts (effective 30/4/12) covering Catalogue and Purchase Invoice imports for Crane Distribution Also ...
How do I use the Search and Filter facilities in Ostendo?
All of the main ‘List’ panels throughout Ostendo have some - or all - of the following to provide a best possible viewing option to suit the end user Displayed fields. The displayed fields are taken from the master record to which the List applies. ...
Does Ostendo have a Shipment Tracking function?
Shipments can cover shipments from local and overseas Suppliers. Ostendo’s Shipment Tracking Function provides facility to identify shipments and their content. Additionally you can record ETD and ETA in addition to Departure and Arrival Points. ...
Copying Users From Another Ostendo Database
Use these std scripts to copy all users from one Ostendo database to another. Create a std type export script in the originating database, then create a std type script in the other database to import these users