Profitability and Cost Management drives cost or revenue from a source to a destination, using a combination of assignments, which govern where to drive the cost, and drivers, which determine the amount to drive.
With Actual basis drivers, the amount driven from the source to all destinations is always the actual amount. With Standard basis drivers, it is possible to drive more than the actual amount to the destinations. Overdriven cost is the amount that exceeds, or is “over” the actual amount that was driven from the source to all destinations
Source X – 100 NetCostForAssignment assigned to 3 destinations (A,B,C)
Destination A – 35 CostReceived
Destination B – 35 CostReceived
Destination C – 35 CostReceived
Source X – NetCostForAssignment = 100
Total amount driven from X to all destinations (CostAssigned) = 105
OverdrivenCost = 5
UnassignedCost = 0
These measures are related to overdriven costs and revenue:
Measures on Stage Balancing Report
OverDrivenCost
OverDrivenRevenue
Cost Layer Allocation Measures
OverDrivenCost
Revenue Layer Allocation Measures
OverDrivenRevenue
You can view OverDriven Cost or Revenue on the Stage Balancing Report. See Generating the Stage Balancing Report.