Imports Module — Landed Cost of Every Imported Item, Down to Your Warehouse Door
LC and TT, certificates of origin, customs clearance, freight, insurance and port charges, automatic cost allocation across items, and calculated FX differences — so you know your true cost before you price.
Are These Problems Hurting Your Business?
Imported cost is an estimate
You price off the supplier invoice and forget freight, duty and port charges — then sell at a loss
FX differences quietly eat the margin
The rate moved between LC opening and settlement and nobody booked the difference
Shipment documents are scattered
Bill of lading, certificate of origin, proforma and customs release across folders and cabinets
You cannot say where the shipment is
Goods paid for two months ago, not in the warehouse and not visible in the system
How Hunt ERP Solves These
One shipment file holding the foreign PO, proforma, bill of lading, certificate of origin and release
Letters of credit (LC) and wire transfers (TT) linked to the bank and the supplier
Every import charge as a line: freight, insurance, duty, tax, port charges, clearance, inland transport
Automatic allocation across items (by value, weight or quantity) = true landed cost
FX differences calculated and posted to the books with no manual entry
Step-by-step shipment status: in preparation → shipped → arrived → cleared → received
In-transit goods as a virtual warehouse, visible in balances with the right status
A running account per foreign supplier in its own currency and in EGP
Reports: shipment cost, estimated vs actual, average clearance time, largest cost lines
Wired directly into inventory and accounting — no re-entry
Industry-Specific Modules
Everything you need in one integrated system
Frequently Asked Questions
How is imported item cost calculated?
Does it support letters of credit?
Where do in-transit goods appear?
Does it handle multiple currencies?
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