One Parent Subsidiary
This topic describes how to use the Import Wizard with the One Parent Subsidiary model.
Reporting Considerations
Using the One Parent Subsidiary model may result in reporting differences between Simphony and NetSuite because POS revenue centers can be assigned to NetSuite subsidiaries that do not correspond to their original POS locations.
For example, consider the following Simphony configuration with three POS locations:
Table 10-1 Simphony Configuration
| POS Location 1 | POS Location 2 | POS Location 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue Center 1-1 | Revenue Center 2-1 | Revenue Center 3-1 |
| Revenue Center 1-2 | Revenue Center 2-2 | Revenue Center 3-2 |
| Revenue Center 1-3 | Revenue Center 2-3 | Revenue Center 3-3 |
Using the following configuration that has three NetSuite subsidiaries, the revenue centers could be organized differently in NetSuite:
Table 10-2 NetSuite Configuration
| NetSuite Subsidiary 1 | NetSuite Subsidiary 2 | NetSuite Subsidiary 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue Center 1-1 | Revenue Center 1-2 | Revenue Center 1-3 |
| Revenue Center 2-1 | Revenue Center 2-2 | Revenue Center 2-3 |
| Revenue Center 3-1 | Revenue Center 3-2 | Revenue Center 3-3 |
In the NetSuite Configuration example, revenue centers from different Simphony POS locations are grouped under the same NetSuite subsidiary.
As a result, reporting totals at the POS location level in Simphony may not match reporting totals at the subsidiary level in NetSuite.
Important:
Parent topic: Use the Import Wizard