Calculating Overhead Costs Besides costs that can be assigned directly to a service line, there are also overhead costs.

For construction projects, these overhead costs can be made up of the following:
Construction site facilities including accommodation, energy, security equipment, wages, materials, tools and small equipment, material costs for construction site equipment and so on.
Leases, roads, traffic regulations
Salary cost for construction departments, settlement, surveying
Maintenance and repair of equipment, energy and power consumption, tools and small equipment
Transport of equipment, materials and leased goods
Special costs for the construction site such as technical execution of work and object-related insurance
There are no separate service lines in the customer BOS to represent the overhead costs.The overhead costs are calculated separately using the costing tool
Easy Cost Planning
.
You are processing a BOS in a quotation so that you can execute quotation costing or an order to execute order costing.For more information, see Creating and Editing a Sales Document with BOS .
Choose
Overhead costs
on the service overview screen.
If you have already created a cost estimate, you go straight to
Easy Cost Planning
processing.
If you have not created a cost estimate yet, the screen for doing so appears.
Choose the
Additional data
tab page.
Enter a valid costing variant.
Choose
to transfer the costing data.
Easy Cost Planning
processing appears.
Execute the costing.
You can find further information on the procedure under Executing Cost Planning with Easy Cost Planning .
Exit costing for the overhead costs by choosing
.

When you exit
Easy Cost Planning
using
, your costing is saved temporarily.Your data is not saved to the database until you save the sales document.
You can only save or exit costing if does not contain any errors.You can only exit a costing that contains errors by choosing
.
You then distribute the overhead costs as assessments to the costing items for the service lines.You can find further information under Calculating Additions and Deductions and Distributing Assessments
You can display the result of costing in a costing report.For more information, see Costing Report