Something in Business Central not behaving? Work down this page. Most things are answered here already — and if they aren't, the last section tells you exactly what to send me so we can skip three rounds of questions. The sixty-second checks These four clear most of what reaches me. Try them before anything else. Hard refresh the page. Hold Ctrl and press F5. A normal refresh reloads the cached copy; this one doesn't. Check which company you are in. The name is at the top of the screen. Posting into the wrong entity is easier than it sounds. Open it in a private window. If it works there, the problem is cache or a browser extension, not Business Central. Try a different browser. If Edge fails and Chrome works, that alone narrows it down enormously. Part 1 — Something on screen isn't working A page won't load, a button does nothing, something has gone missing, or an error stops you posting. Start here if Business Central itself is misbehaving. A...
The forwarder's sea freight bill arrives three weeks after the goods. So it gets posted straight to Freight Expense. Now the items in your warehouse look cheaper than they really are, and every sale of them shows a bigger margin than you actually made. Business Central can add that freight to the cost of the goods you already received, using an Item Charge . No change to the receipt, no journal. Quick answer One time only: create the item charge in Item Charges (for example P-FREIGHT). Create a purchase invoice for the forwarder. Add a line with Type = Charge (Item) and the freight amount. On that line, open Item Charge Assignment → Get Receipt Lines and pick the posted receipts the freight belongs to. Choose Suggest Item Charge Assignment → By Amount → OK , then post the invoice. BC adds the freight to the cost of those received items. No journal needed. Before and after Before: freight as an expense ▼ Freight bi...