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AX 2012 Committed Costs not Relieved upon Receipt

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Hello.  We are working in the Project management and accounting module within AX.  When we create a PO, a committed cost is created for the project, but when the item is received, the committed costs remain on the project rather than being relieved.  Does anyone know how to fix this?

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  • Community Member Profile Picture
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    Hello Liz.

    what you are requesting can't be fixed with std. AX. The "problem" is the way AX looks at costs and revenue. transactions won't be relieved from commited costs before they are fully financially updated (invoiced), the reason for this's that the system dosn't know the actual cost before this point.

    When you think about it, the logic is actually quite fair. how can it be anything else than commited when you haven't paid for it?? :-)

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    Jesper,

    Thanks for your reply.  That does make sense.  We are seeing committed costs staying on POs that have been cancelled as well.  With committed costs still on the project via cancelled POs, we are unable to close the projects.

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    Hi Liz.

    You're welcome.

    If you reconfirm / finalize the PO after cancellation, the cost commitment should be removed from the project.

  • Community Member Profile Picture
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    Hi Jesper,

    I hope this finds you well,

    We have an issue related to the Committed cost in AX 2012 R2 CU7, some of the lines in the committed cost are related to "Vendor invoice" transaction origin, but these invoices are already posted!

    My first question; is it acceptable to have a value in the committed cost for these already posted invoices, if yes, what does it mean to have it in the committed cost report.

    My second question; there are lines for these invoices in the

    VendInvoiceInfoLine_Project table, if we deleted the lines from

    this table there will be no committed cost for them in the next

    generation! should this table be cleaned for these invoices ?

    Can you help on this please ?

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    Do not delete the VendInvoiceInfoLine_Project records.  This will not solve correctly the issue.  There are two types of commitment tracking within project management and accounting.  You haven't indicated where you are looking.  I'm assuming you are looking at the commitment from the project level and not on a contract funding limit.

    This information is tracked in the table CostControlTransCommitedCost. The table should contain the original commitment and a reversing entry (Reverse field is set).

    Yes, you can have committed costs after a Vendor Invoice is posted when there is only a partial receipt or price variances from a purchase order. In this case you need to Finalize the purchase order to relieve the commitment variance. If there is no backing purchase order for the vendor invoice, there should be no commitment after posting.

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