Tracking AdvancePro Landed Cost on QuickBooks

There are five (5) sections on this how-to guide. Make sure that you have completed the previous section before moving on to the next.
 
 
 
I. SETTING IT UP
 
II. CREATING A VENDOR BILL WITH LANDED COST
 
III. EXPORTING TO QUICKBOOKS
 
IV.  CHECKING QUICKBOOKS LANDED COST EXPENSE
 
V.  EFFECTS ON COST OF GOODS SOLD
 
 
 
 
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I.  SETTING IT UP
 
1.  QuickBooks
 
- Clearing Account (Expense) for Landed Costs
- Go to: Chart of Accounts >> New Expense Account >> "Freight and Landed Cost" or any name of your choice
 
 
 
 
2.  AdvancePro
 
Create the following items on AdvancePro:
- Service Item:     "Duty - Landed Cost"
- Vendor:     "Landed Cost Vendor"
- Product Category:     "FREIGHT"
- Assign the Service Item to the Category
 
 
 
 
3. Update AdvancePro's Chart of Accounts
 
-  Check the box "Do not reset default QuickBooks Accounts during Accounts Re-Import"
-  Click Re-Import
 
 
Assign "Freight and Landed Cost" as the Expense Account of the Category, FREIGHT
-  Go to QuickBooks Tab >> Settings >> Categories Tab
-  Select the Category >> Select appropriate Expense Account
 
 
4.  EXPORT ALL RELATED ITEMS ON QUICKBOOKS
NOTE:  Do not make any Vendor Bills/Transactions yet
 
     1. PRODUCT - SERVICE ITEM
     2. VENDOR - FOR SERVICE ITEM
 
Confirm the Product's Expense Account on QuickBooks if it has been set to "Freight and Landed Cost" Account
 
 
 
 
STOP!
Have you completed all the setup on this section? If you have, you can proceed to the next setup: 
II.   CREATING A VENDOR BILL WITH LANDED COST
 
 
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II.    CREATING A VENDOR BILL WITH LANDED COST
 
PRODUCT:     PRODUCT A1
COST:    $10.00
QUANTITY:    100
TOTAL:    $1000.00
 
On a Pending Vendor Bill*  click on the FREIGHT $** Button
 
*Landed Cost can only be applied on a Pending Vendor Bill
**Only available if the FREIGHT Module is activated. If not, please contact support
 
 
 
 
 
Enter the appropriate Landed Cost amount, the Landed Cost Vendor, the Service Item for Landed Cost, and the PO# for this Freight Bill
Available Freight Expenses can be seen on the screenshot below. Total Shipping and Handling is calculated (can be set as Qty, Cost, Weight, or Volume calculation).
 
 
 
LANDED COST of $500.00 has now been associated with the order.
Check Display Freight to show the Price with Freight and the Per Unit Freight columns
 
 
 
CREATE THE BILL.
This will trigger the system to create two bills:  The original Bill for the purchase, and the Landed Cost Bill
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
STOP!
Have you completed all the setup on this section? If you have, you can proceed to the next setup: 
III.   EXPORTING TO QUICKBOOKS, AVERAGE COSTS
 
 
 
 
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III.    EXPORTING TO QUICKBOOKS
 
Note: Make sure you have finished the steps on the section "SETTING IT UP" before exporting any bills
 
 
For every Bill with Landed Cost Export, you will expect the below export report details:
1. The Vendor Bill for the original purchase
2. The Vendor Bill for the Landed Cost
3. One line for each Product purchased on the Vendor Bill
4. The Value Adjustment Line - this contains the adjustment to be applied on the Clearing Account, "Freight and Landed Costs"
 
 
 
 

AVERAGE COSTS
 
After billing, check if AdvancePro and QuickBooks' Average Cost amounts have been updated
 
AdvancePro:  View All Products >> Eye Icon >> Quantity/Average Cost Tab
QuickBooks:  Item List >> Edit Product >> Average Cost Field
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
STOP!
Have you completed all the setup on this section? If you have, you can proceed to the next setup:  
IV.   CHECKING QUICKBOOKS LANDED COST EXPENSE
 
 
 
 
 
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IV.     CHECKING QUICKBOOKS LANDED COST EXPENSE
 
If all of the above setup has been correctly applied, the Landed cost will be recorded on the proper Expense Account on QuickBooks
 
Chart of Accounts  >>  Freight and Landed Cost account  >>  Run Quick Report
 
 
 
You will see that the Landed Cost worth $500.00 has been automatically recorded on this Account
 
 
 
ADVANCEPRO LANDED COST
AdvancePro also keeps track of all Landed Cost history on Vendor and Pricing Info Tab >> 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
STOP!
Have you completed all the setup on this section? If you have, you can proceed to the next setup:  
V.   EFFECT ON COST OF GOODS SOLD
 
 
 
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V.   EFFECT ON COST OF GOODS SOLD
 
Suppose PRODUCT A1 is part of an Assembly Item, "ASSEMBLY A1"
 
ASSEMBLY A1 Bill of Materials:
PRODUCT A1  x 10 pcs
 
 
 
And a work order to build 3 of ASSEMBLY A1 has been created and finalized on AdvancePro
 
 
Export the BUILD to QuickBooks to build 3 ASSEMBLY A1's  and reduce the component PRODUCT A1 by 30 units
 
 
 
 
ASSEMBLY A1's Average Cost has been affected by the build as its component, PRODUCT A1 has been purchased with Landed Cost
 
AVERAGE COST OF ASSEMBLY A1
 
 
AVERAGE COST OF PRODUCT A1
 

CUSTOMER INVOICE FOR ASSEMBLY A1
 
INVOICE ON ADVANCEPRO
 
 
EXPORTED INVOICE ON QUICKBOOKS
 
 
 
CHECK COST OF GOODS SOLD FOR THIS ASSEMBLY
Go to QuickBooks >> Reports >> Company & Financial >> Profit & Loss Detail
 
 
SAMPLE REPORT
The Assembly,  "ASSEMBLY A1" has a COGS amounting to the products sold, and its current average cost.