Set Item Wise Defaults (Purchase)

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How to Set item wise defaults like discounts and Schemes for Purchase?

In this tutorial, we will learn how to define item-wise defaults for purchase transactions in Logic ERP. Item-wise purchase defaults help automate discounts, schemes, and other values during purchase entry, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and faster data entry.


Access to Item-Wise Purchase Defaults Setup

  • Navigate to the Main Menu

  • Open the Setup Module

  • Click on Set Other Item Details

  • Select Set Item-Wise Defaults (Purchase) to open the configuration window


Select Entry Mode and Items

  • You will see two entry modes:

    • Single Entry

    • Multiple Entry

  • Select Multiple Entry

  • Click on Select Items

  • Choose the items for which you want to define purchase defaults

  • Use filters such as Brand Group or HSN to locate items easily


Define Purchase Default Values

  • Multiple default fields are available, such as:

    • CD (Cash Discount)

    • TD (Trade Discount)

    • SPCD, and others

  • In this example:

    • Enter TD = 12% for the selected items

  • Save the changes


Verify Defined Defaults

  • Open the Single-Entry window

  • Click on Refresh

  • You will now see the defined 12% TD reflected for the selected items


Check Defaults During Purchase Entry

  • Open the Purchase Voucher window

  • Create a new purchase entry

  • Enter an item for which the default was defined

  • You will notice that the 12% trade discount is applied automatically


Step 6: Removing Item-Wise Defaults

  • Simply entering 0 and saving will not remove the existing default

  • To correctly remove a default:

    • Set the value to 0

    • Enable the Save Zero Values option

  • Save the changes

  • Open the Single-Entry window and click Refresh

  • The value will now appear as 0, confirming the default has been successfully removed.


Using Per-Unit Purchase Defaults (Scheme Per Unit)

Apart from percentage-based defaults, Logic ERP also supports per-unit based defaults.

Example: Scheme Per Unit

  • Define Scheme Value = ₹5 per unit

  • Use the Scheme CF (Conversion Factor) field

  • Select the appropriate unit conversion from the dropdown

  • Save the configuration


Verify Per-Unit Scheme in Purchase Voucher

  • Initiate a new purchase entry

  • Enter the configured item:

    • For 1 unit, the scheme value will be ₹5

    • Check this under View Totals

  • Change the quantity to 10 units

  • The scheme amount will automatically update to ₹50, confirming correct per-unit calculation


Conclusion

By defining item-wise purchase defaults in Logic ERP, you can significantly streamline purchase entries, reduce manual effort, and ensure consistent discount and scheme application. Whether percentage-based or per-unit based, these defaults enhance accuracy and efficiency across procurement operations.

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