Valuation: Displaying Stock at Retail
Use
The Valuation at Retail application component links the Pricing application component and the Inventory Management application component. This link is particularly apparent in the revaluation function. When you revaluate stock on-line, the system displays data from the pricing conditions and from Inventory Management for every item.
Features
You can display information for revaluation at retail in various areas. These areas are described as follows:
This evaluation function is part of the stock display facility in the Inventory Management environment. It lists the stock quantities when article-based Inventory Management is active. You can display both the cost and retail values of the stock for a particular article on a particular level (for example, site level).
This evaluation function is part of the stock display facility in the Inventory Management environment. It allows you to display stocks of value-only articles that cannot be displayed in the general stock overview. You can display the value of the stock at retail for a particular article on a particular level (for example, site level) No quantity information exists for value-only articles.
This evaluation function is part of the list display facility in the Inventory Management environment. It allows you to display article documents created by the system when you post goods movements. The retail value of an item is contained in the details view.
You can display the accounting view for an article in the logistics data for a store or a distribution center. Here, for example, you can see the total stock quantity in base units of measure and total stock value at cost and retail.
The retail price conditions are displayed in the item conditions in the standard system. Here you can see the retail price and the total value of the stock with and without sales tax. The information on the retail value of the stock from the purchase order is used for valuating goods receipts at retail.
Information on the retail value of the inventory is contained in all information structures of the RIS. The key figures available for valuation at retail differ from information structure to information structure. The following are some examples of such information structures:
This structure includes the following key figures for valuation at retail (with and without tax):
Sales, promotional sales, goods receipt for vendor, returns to vendor, goods receipt in the distribution center, goods issue from distribution center, order volume, revaluations.
This structure only contains the key figure inventory value at retail (with and without tax)