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Write-offs

Maxim Izmaylov
By Maxim Izmaylov
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Creating and Editing Write-offs

Write-offs record the consumption of materials or products not directly associated with production. For example, you might use work gloves during manufacturing. While you can't include them in a product's components, you still need to account for their usage. Write-offs are perfect for this purpose. Similarly, if some products are defective, you can use the write-off function to remove them from inventory. Adding a New Write-off You can add a write-off in three ways: 1. Click the "Add" button to create a write-off from scratch. 2. Create a write-off by copying an existing one. Open any write-off and click "Copy". To edit a write-off, open it by clicking its number in the main list, then click the "Edit" button. Write-off Details Date The date when the write-off occurs. Number The system will assign a number automatically, or you can specify one yourself. Items Specify the materials or products you are writing off and their quantities. Notes You can include any information that might be useful to you in the notes section. Files You can attach images and other files to the write-off. Storage Location If you have multiple storage locations for materials or products, you'll be prompted to select which location to remove items from. Link to Production You can link a write-off to a specific production run. This will include the cost of the written-off materials or products in the total cost of that production run and its manufactured products. If the linked production includes multiple products, the write-off cost will be distributed among the products proportionally to their cost. If no cost is specified, it will be distributed proportionally to quantity.

Last updated on Apr 02, 2025