AugTool Documentation
Financials
Reverse Production and Output Cost Split
Financials - The cost of the Output Product is a sum of the weighted averages of all the input products. The system used to work in a way where if a Production Run was either done or reversed, the total production cost was applied to the Primary Output. However now there are further options that can be selected on the Recipe Template, as per below:
Costing Rule: Output Cost Options
Primary output - this is where the total cost goes to the primary output.
Unit Split - this will split the cost across the Multiple Outputs using the Unit Ratio.
Percentage Split - this will show a new field next to each Output where the user can enter the percentage of cost that must go to this output.
Ratio Rule:Â
This is where you select which ratio is the driver output or input. Once you have entered your input or output units, this will be used to calculate the Ratio %.
Assembly - Primary Output is where the units can be changed.
Disassembly - Primary Input is where the units can be changed.
Primary Output: Below you can see that the total weighted average cost of the inputs goes to the Primary Output. When the Production Run was reversed the reversal cost is also applied to the Primary Output product.
Unit Split: This is where the total weighted average of all the input costs is apportioned to the Output costs according to the Unit Ratio of the Output Costs.
Percentage Split: On the recipe you can see that the costing percentage were apportioned to the outputs as 90% and 10%. The financials therefore apportioned the sum of the weighted averages of the input costs to the Output costs as per the costing percentages. The reversal cost was also applied the same way.
