Hi there
Just wondering if anyone has figured out a way of breaking out the GST component of fees in Tessitura? Or is everyone calculating this outside of the application?
Many thanks
Emma
We charge GST on our inside fees - and have it set up as a price map inside the facility and then applied to each price type within the performance.
Thanks David. I should have been more specific......it's actually for delivery fees that are being used online. I'll get there :)
Hi Emma,
Good day.
The delivery fees are sitting at order level.
It is located at t_order table. but I don't think you can break down to the details.
What you can do is getting the actual fee amount. t_order table links to t_transaction table, in t_tranasction table has a field called fee_no. you can start Mathematics from there.
Please beware of the transaction_no in t_order table can be overwritten if the order has multiple transactions.
SELECT TOP (100) T_ORDER.order_no, T_ORDER.customer_no, T_ORDER.solicitor, T_ORDER.created_by, T_ORDER.create_dt, T_ORDER.tot_fee_amt, T_ORDER.tot_fee_paid_amt, T_ORDER.tot_paid_amt, T_ORDER.transaction_no, T_ORDER.delivery, T_TRANSACTION.fee_no, T_FEE.description AS fee_description, T_TRANSACTION.trn_type, TR_TRANSACTION_TYPE.description AS transaction_type_description, T_TRANSACTION.trn_amt, T_TRANSACTION.ref_no, T_FEE.fee_gl_no, T_FEE.fiscal_yearFROM T_ORDER INNER JOINT_TRANSACTION ON T_ORDER.order_no = T_TRANSACTION.order_no INNER JOINT_FEE ON T_TRANSACTION.fee_no = T_FEE.fee_no INNER JOINTR_TRANSACTION_TYPE ON T_TRANSACTION.trn_type = TR_TRANSACTION_TYPE.idWHERE (T_ORDER.tot_fee_amt >0)
Cheers.
Ben