Landed cost & additional costs
Landed cost is what a unit of stock truly costs once freight and other charges are folded in. Ashicore can allocate additional costs across material lines by line value or ordered purchase quantity, so inventory is valued at its real delivered cost — not just the sticker price.
What “landed” means
Section titled “What “landed” means”The raw line cost is order quantity × unit cost. Landed cost adds each line’s share of the distributed additional costs, then divides by the stocking quantity to get the landed cost per stock unit — the number inventory, tracked lots, and recipes are valued at.
The formula
Section titled “The formula”Choose an allocation method
Section titled “Choose an allocation method”| Method | Hits inventory valuation? | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| By value | yes — allocated to lines | Freight, customs, duties — anything that’s truly part of the unit’s delivered cost. |
| By quantity | yes — allocated to lines | Per-case, per-pallet, or similar costs that track how many purchase units you ordered rather than their price. |
| Not distributed | no — order total only | Deposits, one-off fees you want on the bill but not in stock cost. |
Worked example
Section titled “Worked example”PO-1045: two lines, $480 freight set by value, a $60 pallet deposit set not distributed.
| Line | Subtotal | Share | + Freight | Stock qty | Landed / unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huila Green | $3,720.00 | 55.56% | $266.67 | 828 kg | $4.81 |
| Yirgacheffe Green | $2,976.00 | 44.44% | $213.33 | 480 kg | $6.64 |
Editing costs after receipt
Section titled “Editing costs after receipt”Landed cost isn’t frozen at receipt. Change a distributed cost or a line price on a received order and Ashicore appends a revaluation that rebases on-hand tracked lots from this order to the new cost, and recomputes the item’s running cost.