Cost accounting
Acceptance points and common risks
- Low single-price low cabinet rateThe cost of shipping per square meter may be higher.
- Overweight or unloadedThe cost of port suspension and road restrictions will increase.
- The documents are inconsistentThe difference in brand name, quantity and weight may cause delay in cleaning.
Cost accounting
Key parameters and quick judgement tables
| Costs | Questions | The comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Products | Specifications, effective area, net weight | Equal standards and disparities |
| Packaging cabinets | The number of cabinets | Each cabinet has an effective area |
| International logistics | Port of departure, port of destination, type of box | The same trade terms |
| Landing costs | Tariffs, harbours, inland shipping | Cost per square meter of attendance |
Cost accounting
Steps to landing
- Unified Trade Terms
EXW, FOB, CIF, etc. must be defined.
- The plan to request the cabinet
The volume, weight, volume and mix order can be verified.
- Measuring Available Areas
The risk of expected loss and non-compliance is deducted.
- Doing sensitivity analysis
The price of the shipment, exchange rate and purchasing volume varies.
Cost accounting
Project judgments and procurement conclusions
Comparisons between different MOQs cannot only be based on factory prices. Small orders can lead to line replacement, packaging and packaging costs; large orders can also waste cabinets if the rolling diameter, single roll weight and mix order are unreasonable. It is recommended to compare the cost of landing on the coast of an effective area with coal and to list tariffs, destinations and local transportation, avoiding direct cross-comparisons between different offers of trading terms.