How to Manage Landed Cost in Odoo 18 Inventory | Odoo 18 Inventory Tutorials | Odoo 18 Tutorials – CBMS Odoo ERP

How to Manage Landed Cost in Odoo 18 Inventory | Odoo 18 Inventory Tutorials | Odoo 18 Tutorials – CBMS Odoo ERP

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​In Odoo 18, landed costs represent the total expenses incurred to bring a product to your warehouse, encompassing the purchase price, shipping fees, insurance, customs duties, taxes, and other related charges. Accurately accounting for these costs ensures precise inventory valuation and profitability analysis.​

Configuring Landed Costs in Odoo 18:

Enable the Landed Costs Feature:

Navigate to the Inventory app.

Go to Configuration — Settings.​

In the Valuation section, check the box for Landed Costs.​

Select a Default Journal where all accounting entries related to landed costs will be recorded.​

Click Save to apply the changes.​

Create a Landed Cost Product:

Go to Inventory — Products — Products, and click New.​

Set the Product Name (e.g., “International Shipping”).​

Set the Product Type to Service.​

Under the Purchase tab, check the box for Is a Landed Cost.​

Choose a Default Split Method to determine how the cost is allocated:​

Equal: Splits the cost equally across all products in the receipt.

By Quantity: Allocates cost based on the number of units.

By Current Cost: Distributes cost according to each product’s value.

By Weight: Allocates cost based on product weight.

By Volume: Distributes cost based on product volume.

Save the product.​

Applying Landed Costs to Vendor Bills:

Create a Purchase Order (PO):

In the Purchase app, create a new Request for Quotation (RfQ).​

Add a vendor and the desired products.​

Confirm the order and receive the products.​

Add Landed Costs to the Vendor Bill:

From the PO, click Create Bill.​

In the Vendor Bill, add the previously created landed cost product as a new line item.​

Ensure the Landed Costs checkbox is checked for this line item.​

Click Create Landed Costs at the top of the bill.​

Compute and Validate Landed Costs:

In the Landed Cost form, select the relevant transfer in the Transfers field.​

Click Compute to allocate the additional costs based on the chosen split method.​

Review the allocations under the Valuation Adjustments tab

Click Validate to finalize and post the entries to the accounting 

By following these steps, you can accurately incorporate additional costs into your product valuations, leading to more precise financial reporting and inventory management.​

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11 Comments on How to Manage Landed Cost in Odoo 18 Inventory | Odoo 18 Inventory Tutorials | Odoo 18 Tutorials – CBMS Odoo ERP

  1. avatar
    @ronaldolay6456 says:

    Hello Thank You For the Great Video. quick question for Accounting Journal, should the landed cost follows the stock interim or expenses just like you guys? Thankkss

  2. avatar
    @josephmwangi3135 says:

    Good work, a quick question, if i import 20 products and only 10 products have duty, how do i allocate the duty to only the 10 products and not all 20 ?
    given the split methods provided allocated to all products.

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    @nelsonbmathew7523 says:

    hallo from Germany

    Which of the costing method is required to automatically update the cost field based on landed cost?

    Costing Method: Standard, FIFO, or Average Cost (AVCO) ?

  4. avatar
    @muhammadziyan4842 says:

    Dear Cybrosys team, please do not share incorrect information with viewers without properly understanding the accounting logic. For example, in your video on booking landed cost, you are booking it to an expense account, but when computing, you are using the stock input account.

    The entries you showed:

    Transportation expense Dr 6000 to Accounts payable Cr 6000

    At booking landed cost: Stock input account Cr 6000 to Stock valuation account Dr 6000

    The issue is that the stock input account is a temporary account and will never close if you use it this way. Instead of booking to the expense account, you should use the stock input account correctly for landed cost entries.

    Please correct this misunderstanding to ensure proper accounting treatment

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