To set the Landed Cost Allocation per Line Preference

Go to Setup > Accounting > Preferences > Accounting Preferences. Click the Order Management subtab. Check the Landed Cost Allocation per Line box. Note: When this preference is enabled, all new item receipts, credit card charges, vendor bills, and checks default to use landed cost per line. You can change this default option by clearing the Landed Cost Allocation per Line box when… Continue reading To set the Landed Cost Allocation per Line Preference

Landed Cost Allocation per Line

Landed costs can include a significant portion of total product cost per item. The Landed Cost Allocation per Line preference enables the best understanding for tighter tracking of location-specific costs of your purchases from suppliers and vendors globally. When pricing items you sell, you should assess all costs related to acquiring the product and include… Continue reading Landed Cost Allocation per Line

Cost Allocation Method

In the Cost Allocation Method field, choose Weight, Quantity, or Value. Weight Allocated cost per item= (Weight of Item / Total Weight of Eligible Items) x Total Landed Cost If the item has no weight entered, NetSuite displays an error message Quantity Allocated cost per item= (Total Landed Cost / Number of Eligible Items) * Line Item Quantity. Value Allocated… Continue reading Cost Allocation Method

Setting Up a Customer Record for using the Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp

Go to Lists > Relationships > Customers. Click Edit next to the required customer. On the customer record, In the E-Document subtab, do the following: From the E-Document Package list, select Malaysia E-Document Package. Check the Template and Sending Method Auto-selection box. Select the Malaysia Electronic Invoicing subtab. From the Malaysia Mandate Type list, select one of the following mandate type: MY-B2G-EINVOICE MY-B2B-EINVOICE MY-B2C-EINVOICE From the Malaysia Identification Type list,… Continue reading Setting Up a Customer Record for using the Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp

The Art of Repetition: Exploring Symmetry and Patterns in Visual Composition

Symmetry and patterns, two fundamental elements of design, hold a captivating power over the human eye. They evoke a sense of order, balance, and visual rhythm, making them potent tools in the hands of artists, photographers, and designers. Symmetry: The Balance of Opposites Symmetry, in its simplest form, is the balanced arrangement of identical or… Continue reading The Art of Repetition: Exploring Symmetry and Patterns in Visual Composition

Guiding the Gaze: The Power of Leading Lines in Visual Composition

In the realm of visual storytelling, whether through photography, film, or painting, the ability to direct the viewer’s attention is paramount. This is where the compositional technique of “leading lines” shines, offering a powerful tool to guide the eye and create compelling imagery. What are Leading Lines? Simply put, leading lines are lines within an… Continue reading Guiding the Gaze: The Power of Leading Lines in Visual Composition

Setting Up Webhooks in Payload CMS

Webhooks in Payload CMS allow real-time updates by triggering external APIs when content changes. This is useful for automating tasks such as cache invalidation, sending notifications, or syncing data with external systems. Defining a Webhook Add a webhook in payload.config.js: webhooks: [   {     event: “afterChange”,     collection: “posts”,     url:… Continue reading Setting Up Webhooks in Payload CMS

Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) in Next.js

ISR is a powerful feature of Next.js that allows static pages to be updated without requiring a full rebuild. This is ideal for blogs, e-commerce sites, and other dynamic applications that need fresh content while maintaining fast performance. Using ISR export async function getStaticProps() {   const res = await fetch(“https://api.example.com/posts”);   const data =… Continue reading Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) in Next.js

State Management in Next.js

State management in Next.js determines how data is stored and shared across components. While React provides built-in state handling with useState, larger applications require more scalable solutions like Context API, Redux, or Zustand. Using Context API import { createContext, useState, useContext } from “react”; const AppContext = createContext(); export function AppProvider({ children }) {  … Continue reading State Management in Next.js