Project pegging in ProcurementTo identify costs, demand, and supply for a project, in Infor LN 10.2.1, you can implement project pegging and specify the items for which project pegging is required. Project pegging in Procurement includes the pegging of project costs for purchase requisitions, requests for quotation, and purchase orders. If the item on the purchase requisition, request for quotation, or purchase order requires a peg, a peg distribution must be linked to these purchase objects. In a peg distribution, the required quantity of the parent business object is distributed across distribution lines for combinations of project/budget, project element and/or project activity. For example, if a distribution is used to peg the ordered quantity on a purchase order line, the goods are purchased for and the costs are booked to these projects, elements, and activities. If purchase order lines are project pegged, commingling of purchase order lines is subject to project combination checks. Commingling rules regarding project pegging, which you can specify in Project Pegging under Common, determine if lines with different pegs can be commingled into one purchase order line. In general, commingling is processed by planning group, which includes the commingling rules for the linked projects. However, commingling for export license required items is restricted by project. This means that if projects are different, separate purchase order lines are created. To further restrict commingling, you can specify commingling exceptions, which are the pegs that must be excluded from commingling. Example Project 1 with activity 10 and project 1 with activity 20 both have a requirement for an export licensed item.
If a peg distribution is linked, planned inventory transactions and (financial) integration transactions are not logged on order line level, but on peg distribution level. During receipt and invoice handling, the pegs with the highest priority are handled first. New sessions New fields The new Export License Required check box determines if an export license is required when the item is purchased. This check box was added to the following sessions:
The new Peg Distribution check box determines if a peg distribution is linked to the business object. This check box was added to the following sessions:
To generate, copy, and print pegging information, pegging fields were also added to various generate, copy, and print sessions, such as the following:
New commands These commands are new and appear in multiple sessions:
If the Multiple Required Dates check box is selected for a distribution line, in the Purchase Peg Distribution (tdpur5100m000) and Procurement Data by Peg (tdpur5500m000) sessions, you can click the following commands to view the various date requirements and relations:
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