Cloudy Business Ops 3600 Knowledge Bases

Entity Scoped Item & Variant

The Entity Scoped Item & Variant object in Cloudy Business Ops 360 is used to define and manage item-specific pricing and tax rules at the Legal Entity level. This ensures that businesses operating multiple legal entities can maintain entity-specific purchase prices, selling prices, and tax configurations for the same product or product variant.

This object acts as a bridge between Item/Item Variant and Legal Entity, allowing you to customize and control item-related financials per entity.

Use of Entity Scoped Item & Variant in Cloudy Business Ops 360

The Entity Scoped Item & Variant object helps businesses:

  • Set Entity-Specific Pricing: Maintain different purchase and selling prices for the same item depending on the legal entity.
  • Configure Tax Rules Per Entity: Ensure compliance by assigning tax rates per entity.
  • Support Multi-Entity Operations: Easily scale operations where each legal entity may have its own supplier agreements, margins, or tax setups.
  • Improve Accuracy: Avoid pricing or tax mismatches when transacting across multiple entities.

Checkbox Functionality

FieldPurpose
Tax Included in Price?Indicates whether the Sell Price includes tax for this entity. When checked, the system will calculate and separate the tax portion automatically during transactions.
Vendor Tax Included in Price?Indicates whether the Purchase Price includes vendor tax. When checked, tax will be calculated in a tax-inclusive manner for purchase transactions.

Example Business Scenario

Scenario:
A company operates under two legal entities: Entity A and Entity B.

  • For Item = Laptop,
    • Entity A:
      • Purchase Price = ₹45,000 (Vendor Tax Included)
      • Sell Price = ₹55,000 (Tax Excluded)
      • Tax Rate = 18% GST
    • Entity B:
      • Purchase Price = ₹42,000 (Vendor Tax Excluded)
      • Sell Price = ₹52,000 (Tax Included)
      • Tax Rate = 12% GST

Outcome:
When a sales order is created under Entity A, the system uses ₹55,000 as base price and adds tax separately.
When a sales order is created under Entity B, the system considers ₹52,000 as tax-inclusive and calculates the tax split automatically.

This ensures accurate pricing and tax compliance for each legal entity without manual adjustments.