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Cost Center Allocation

Introduction

Cost Center Allocation allows entries in the general ledger to be split against against multiple cost centers.

In the Cost Center Allocation document, you can define allocation percentages of the child cost centers.

In a growing business, it becomes a necessity to analyse the income/expenses against each business unit of the organisation. And to do that, we need to treat each business unit as a cost center and book income/expenses against it.

But if we need to split it every time at the transaction level manually, it becomes very difficult. That's where Cost Center Allocation comes to the rescue.

In OneOfficeERP, we need to define the allocation between multiple cost centers (business units) against a specific master/main cost center. Then whenever we book an invoice or expense transaction against the main cost center, the system automatically splits it based on the allocation, and posts GL entries against each child cost center.

1. How to create a Cost Center Allocation?

  1. Go to Cost Center Allocation list view and create a new Cost Center Allocation.
  2. Enter the Main Cost Center which will be used in the transaction.
  3. Enter Valid From and Valid Upto to track the validity of the allocation.
  4. In the child table, enter child cost centers and their percentage
  5. Save and Submit the document.

Cost Center Allocation

2. GL Entries against Transaction

While booking any transaction against the main cost center, the system automatically split the GL Entry against it and posts multiple GL entries based on the applicable cost center allocation record.

GL Entry based on Cost Center Allocation

(GL Entries against a Sales Invoice has been splitted based on Cost Center Allocation)