Differences Between Last Purchase Price and Purchase Price in NetSuite

In NetSuite, the Last Purchase Price and Purchase Price fields on item records serve distinct purposes, yet they often intersect in purchasing processes. Understanding these differences is crucial for effective procurement and inventory management. Here’s a breakdown of these fields and their functionality. Last Purchase Price The Last Purchase Price reflects the most recent price… Continue reading Differences Between Last Purchase Price and Purchase Price in NetSuite

Purchase Price Value is Different in the Saved search from the Amount in Item Record

If the User is using the Multi-Currency feature, then the Purchase Price shown on a saved search may be different from what is shown on the item record. The reason for this is that the purchase price amount shown on the saved search is converted to your Base Currency, while the purchase price showing on… Continue reading Purchase Price Value is Different in the Saved search from the Amount in Item Record

Item search to show the preferred vendor and it’s purchase price

There will be multiple line associated with item saved search when the feature Multiple Vendors = T. To limit the Search results only to the Preferred Vendor’s Purchase Price, please follow the steps below: Create a saved search for item on the criteria tab select the type of item Formula (Numeric) > Formula: case when {‌vendor}… Continue reading Item search to show the preferred vendor and it’s purchase price

Updating Item Purchase Prices

NetSuite enables you to update the purchase price on selected items to the price on the most recent purchase of that item. This price reflects the most recent transaction for the item added to inventory. For example, a purchase receipt, inventory transfer, or inventory adjustment. This does not include item returns or assembly unbuilds. You… Continue reading Updating Item Purchase Prices

Editing the Item Vendor Prices When Multiple Vendors Are Enabled

Jira Code : BGGN-529 Scenario When multiple Vendors are enabled, item vendors are now their own subrecord, and the prices under it opens up another table so the user cannot simply use record.SetSublistValue() to set the item vendor’s data. This article shows how to edit the purchase price subrecord via script. Note: This is only… Continue reading Editing the Item Vendor Prices When Multiple Vendors Are Enabled