Transport Charges and Taxes accelerator for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Would you like to extend standard Business Central functionality to avoid manually adding a new line and add the amount when you assign a Shipping Agent in a sales document and invoice a Shipping Fee to a customer?
When you sell an item, do you have to add taxes to the sales document and then arrange for these to be collected? It can be a manual process of adding not just one but multiple lines to the document for relevant taxes.

We understand it can be time-consuming and error-prone when dealing with manual tasks when dealing with large volumes and complex transport/tax/customer scenarios.

The Transport Charges and Taxes accelerator for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central brings additional automation to your logistical finance management processes, to improve efficiency, accuracy and productivity of your teams.

Features and benefits of using this app

Shipping Fees features help the user to automatically manage shipping costs invoiced to the customer:

• Define Shipping Fee per Shipping Agent, Shipping Agent Service and Shipping Zone
• Define free Shipping Amount
• Suggest Shipping Fees in the sales document: with a new line added to the sales document with the correct Shipping Fees

Sales Item Taxes features allow the user to assign one or more taxes to an item, this helps reduce admin when taxes on a sales item must be collected, as lines are automatically added by the system. The dedicated page for Sales Tax Statement helps users to calculate the exact amount to transfer per tax code and close Sales Item Tax entries already transferred

Supported Editions

This app supports the Essential edition of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Supported Countries

Australia, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and United Kingdom.

Supported Languages

This app is available in English (Australia, UK and US), German (Austria, Germany, Switzerland), Spanish (Spain), French (Belgium, France, Switzerland), Italian (Switzerland) and Dutch (Belgium, Netherlands).