Received Assets (tffam0160m000)
Use this session to view the received assets that are received from Operations Management. The received assets are created when transferring the product to a rental product (in Warehousing).
- The integration transactions of the selected received asset using the Integration Transactions (tfgld4582m000) session. option from the menu in the
- The reconciliation transactions using the Operations Management - Financial Reconciliation (tfgld4595m000) session. option from the menu in the
Field Information
- Received Asset Number
- The unique identification number of the received asset generated based on the number group and series specified in the FAM Parameters (tffam0100s000) session.
- Received Asset Details
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- General
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- Owning Department
- The code of the logistic company of the department who is the owner of the asset.
- Owning Department
- The code of the department to which the owner of the asset belongs.
- Item
- The code of the item which is the rental product.
- Lot
- The lot number of the item (rental product).
- Serial Number
- The serial number of the item (rental product).
- Received Quantity
- The quantity of the received asset.
- Unit
- The code of the unit in which the quantity of the received asset is expressed.
- Processing Quantity
- The quantity of the item that is used when processing the received asset.
- Remaining Quantity
- The quantity of the item remaining
after processing the received asset.Note:
Remaining Quantity = Processing Quantity - Disposed Quantity
- Status
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Indicates the status of the received asset.
Allowed values
- Received
- Canceled
- Processing Errors
- Processed
- Partial Disposed
- Disposed
- Not Applicable
- Capitalize / Expense
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- Transaction Cost
- The cost of the transaction related to the received asset.
- Transaction Currency
- The code of the transaction currency in which the transaction cost is expressed.
- Transaction Cost in HC
- The transaction cost amount expressed in home currency.
- Currency
- The code of the home currency in which the transaction cost amount is expressed.
- Category for Threshold
- The code of the asset category that is required for asset entry and classification of assets.
- Subcategory for Threshold
- The code of the asset subcategory that is required for further classification of the assets.
- Capitalization Threshold
- The maximum threshold transaction cost
applicable for the received asset.Note: The value in this field is defaulted from the Capitalization Threshold field in the FAM Parameters (tffam0100s000) session.
If the transaction cost of the received asset is more than this value, LN sets the Action on Processing field to Capitalize.
- Currency
- The code of the currency in which the capitalization threshold amount is expressed.
- Action on Processing
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The action that must be performed when processing the received asset.
Allowed values
- Capitalize
- Expense
- Not Specified
- Not Applicable
Note: If the Transaction Cost >= Capitalization Threshold, LN sets this value to Capitalize; otherwise, Expense is defaulted. However, you can modify this value.If the value in the Capitalization Threshold field is zero, LN sets this field to Not Specified. However, you can modify this value.
If the value in the Transaction Cost field is zero, LN sets this field to Expense and cannot be modified.
- Document
- The code of the transaction type related to document used for expense or capitalization posting for the received asset.
- Document Number
- The unique identification number of the document used for expense or capitalization posting for the received asset.
- Line Number
- The line number of the document used for expense or capitalization posting for the received asset.
- Origin
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- Business Object Company
- The code of the company from which the business object document related to the received asset originates.
- Business Object
- The business object of the original transaction associated with the received asset.
- Business Object ID
- The business object ID of the original transaction associated with the received asset. For example, this can be the inventory transaction ID of the warehouse transfer order.
- Order Details
- The details of the order related to the business object of the received asset.
- Receipt Details
- The receipt details of the received asset.
- Business Object Reference
- The business object reference related to the transaction of the received asset. For example, this refers to the warehouse order line.
- Business Object Reference GUID
- The unique identification number of the business object reference related to the transaction of the received asset.
- Business Partner
- The code of the internal business partner of the enterprise unit associated with the warehouse.
- Name
- The name of the business partner.
- Original Item
- The code of the original item associated with the received asset.
- Receipt Date
- The date and time on which the asset is received.
- Received In
- The code of the warehouse in the which the asset is received.
- Picture
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- Picture
- Displays the picture of the asset.
- Audit
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- Created by
- The logon code of the user who creates the received asset transaction.
- Creation Date
- The date and time on which the received asset transaction is created.
- Last Modified by
- The logon code of the user by whom the received asset transaction is last modified.
- Last Modification Date
- The date and time on which the received asset transaction is last modified.
- Fixed Asset Details
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- Asset
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- Asset Number
- The asset number.Note: This field is applicable only if the Action on Processing field is set to Capitalize.This field is valid only if:
- The Owning Department of the existing asset is equal to the Owning Department of the received asset.
- The Asset Status field is set to Entered.
- Asset Extension
- The asset extension associated with the asset number.
- Category
- The code of the asset
category based on which the assets are classified.Note: For the received assets, this value is defaulted from the Category for Threshold field.
- Subcategory
- The subcategory of the asset that is
defaulted based on the selected category.Note: For the received asset, this value is defaulted from the Subcategory for Threshold field.
- Group
- The code of the asset group.
- In Service Date
- The in-service date of the asset after which the depreciation of the asset is initiated.
- Purchase Date
- The date and time when the asset is received.
- Current Quantity
- The remaining quantity of the asset. As the asset goes through its life, its quantity might decrease, depending on the type of asset.
- Amounts
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- Transaction Cost
- The transaction cost of
the asset.Note: LN calculates the depreciation amount as follows:
Depreciation Amount = Transaction Costs / Asset Life
If the costs in relation to the asset life are so low that after rounding off the amount according to the currency definition the depreciation amount approaches zero, a warning message appears.
- Transaction Currency
- The code of the currency in which the transaction cost amount is expressed.
- Salvage Value
- The estimated amount you expect to
receive in cash or trade-in allowance upon disposition of the
asset at the end of its useful life.Note: The asset can depreciate below this amount only if you select the Depreciate Below Salvage check box in the Asset Books (tffam1510m000) session.
- Capitalized Interest
- The amount of capitalized
interest for the asset in the selected asset book. When you have
acted as your own bank in acquiring an asset, this value represents what it
would have cost you to borrow from the bank to acquire the asset.
Capitalized interest is income to you, even though it is not recognizable as
income and there is no deduction.
The capitalized interest amount does not affect how LN calculates depreciation, but this can be used for reporting purposes.
- Allocated Cost
- The allocated costs represent indirect costs incurred in the purchase of an asset. For example, if you buy a car, the price of the car, the license, and the insurance are direct costs. The costs you incurred shopping for the car and taking time off to go and get it are indirect costs. In some cases, the federal government requires you to capitalize these indirect costs for United States federal tax purposes.