Hi Emad, You can create a production run job and can create a BoM for the components used and define the labor rate for service charges. Here are the demo data for labor costs: <WorkEffortCostCalc workEffortId="DEMO_WORKEFFORT" costComponentTypeId="LABOR_COST" costComponentCalcId="PROD_LABOR_COST" fromDate="2000-01-01 00:00:00.0"/> <CostComponentCalc costComponentCalcId="PROD_LABOR_COST" currencyUomId="USD" description="Production Labor Cost" fixedCost="0.00" perMilliSecond="3000000" variableCost="40.00"/>
And the workEffortId is the task id where you can link this labor cost so when the task is completed the cost automatically project on the production run job. On Thu, Jul 13, 2023 at 12:34 AM Emad Radwan <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Community, > > I want to configure Ofbiz in a Car Dealer Workshop and I have a requirement > to model standard rates for a combination like 'How long it takes to change > oil for Toyota Camry'. I thought of the following: > > - Changing oil will be defined as a service. > - Car make and model can be defined as Product Features > - I also thought that the rate itself - 30 minutes - can also be defined as > a new feature. > > The question - if you're ok with the above - is how to link them all > together to represent a unique value. > > Regards, > Emad > -- Kind Regards, Yashwant Dhakad
