Landed cost finance
Total cost of inventory once in the warehouse, including freight, insurance, duties, and handling — not just the purchase price.
Detail
Landed cost is the real figure for any pricing and profitability decision. Buying at $100 FOB China does not mean it costs $100 in a Panama warehouse: there is ocean freight ($8), insurance ($1), duties ($15), port handling ($2), and inland trucking ($3). Landed cost is $129. Generic ERPs charge the $100 to inventory and the $29 to "import expenses," distorting margins and turnover. cifraHQ Enterprise models landed cost natively: inventory cost includes allocated concepts via a configurable method (by value, weight, volume, unit), so margin-per-SKU reports reflect economic reality. When the import closes, differences between estimate and actual cost are retroactively reassigned to inventory still in stock.
How does cifraHQ model Landed cost?
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