Local-content module

A government body asks you: what is the local-content percentage in this product? The module answers by calculation, not estimate — it breaks the unit cost into components, attributes each to local or imported with its supplier’s certificate, then freezes the declaration into an audit pack that cannot be edited.

The local-content declaration

Path: Local content → Declarations/local-content/declarations

What it does: You pick the product, the period and the calculation basis; the declaration is created as a draft and its lines are gathered at once from the source: the unit cost broken down component by component, each with its local percentage.

FieldDescription
Product and periodThe subject of the declaration and its date range.
Calculation basisEstimated from the bill of materials, or actual from posted production orders.
Cost breakdownA line per component: its quantity, value and local percentage.
Local and imported totalsThe two sides — and the percentage between them.
Local-content percentageThe figure submitted to the authority.
Line overrideA percentage typed by hand — refused without a written reason.
Re-collectRe-reads the source, leaving hand-corrected lines untouched.
ℹ️ Before freezing everything is correctable; after it, not a character changes — the only way on is a new revision. Only a draft can be deleted.
ℹ️ The written reason on an override is printed in the audit pack and read months later, so write it as someone else would need it.
ℹ️ A percentage below the required minimum is flagged — submitting anyway stays your decision.

Supplier certificates

Path: Local content → Supplier certificates/local-content/declarations

What it does: A component’s local percentage is not taken on trust: its supplier issues a certificate with its number, issuer and issue/expiry dates — that is the line’s evidence when it is audited.

FieldDescription
Supplier and certificate numberBoth required — no certificate without a source.
IssuerWho issued it.
Issue and expiry datesIts validity.
Days to expiryA counter that warns before the certificate lapses.
Content percentageWhat it certifies.
ℹ️ On renewal, do not write over the old certificate — add a new row. Older invoices stay supported by the certificate that was valid at the time.

Module settings

Path: Settings → Local content tab/maintaniance/Settings?tab=localcontent

What it does: The default calculation basis and the required minimum — set once and inherited by every new declaration.