Margin Pricing
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Margin is a numerical representation of profitability. As a percentage, margins are calculated as:
[(Price - Total Cost) / Price] x 100
This margin calculation helps track profitability at various levels of the manufacturing process, from individual Parts to entire Work Orders.
- Price is typically the contract total direct price or Invoice total direct price.
- Total Cost includes several components:
- Labor Cost (part labor cost)
- Station Labor Cost
- Station Operation Cost
- Inventory Cost
- Outsourcing Cost
Viewing Margins
The margins are multiplied by 100 to be viewed as a percentage. The margin is displayed with color coding:
- Positive margins (> 0%) are shown in green.
- Negative margins (≤ 0%) are shown in red.
If the margin value isn't a percentage:
- "TBD" is shown when price is not yet determined.
- "N/A" is shown when margin cannot be calculated.
There are various levels of margins used in Steelhead:
- Work Order Margin
- Sales Order Margin
- Part Number Margin
For information on Station Labor and Station Operation rates, see also "Station Pages" article.
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