Allocate by volume
- Inputs
- SKU-A totals 2 CBM; SKU-B totals 1 CBM. Fees are 300.
- Output
- Allocated fees are 200 and 100.
UnitCBM means volume for one quantity unit, not the entire line.
Freight cost allocation
Allocate your entered shipment costs by total volume, weight, purchase value or quantity. Reconcile allocated cents and export SKU-level estimates in one currency.
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Freight cost allocation
Allocate the shipment fees you enter; no live freight quote or currency conversion.
Synthetic example. XLSX: first worksheet only. Up to 2,000 rows, 64 columns and 5 MB; data stays local.
Headers: SKU, Quantity, UnitCost, UnitCBM, UnitKg
UnitCBM and UnitKg refer to one quantity unit. Total basis = quantity × per-unit value. Amounts round per line to two decimals; allocated fees reconcile to the cent.
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How this tool works
Enter every amount in the same currency. Include only costs you decide to allocate. This planning estimate does not determine tax, duty, customs value or an accounting valuation. Largest remainder allocation preserves the entered fee total.
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Where is my data processed?
On this device. The tool does not upload your data or synchronize inventory. Exports contain values only. Scan lists and results are not stored after you leave.
What if I edit an input?
Calculated outputs, printing and exports become unavailable until you rebuild the result, so a stale result is not exported.
Worked example
Illustrative inputs and outputs to help you check your own task.
Reconcile the last cent
- Inputs
- Allocate 0.01 equally across three rows.
- Output
- One row receives 0.01, the other two receive 0.00.
Largest remainders receive cents; ties follow source order.
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