Order Line Balance (Equipment) (tppss6501m000)
Use this session to view the transactions, which influence the order line balance and to track the ordering flow from budget to final delivery.
- Delivered orders to the project or project warehouse are displayed in the Delivered Order Lines (Equipment) (tppss6551m000) session.
- Requisition transactions for which no equipment code is entered are not displayed.
Field Information
- Project
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The code that uniquely identifies the project.
- Description
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The description or name of the code.
- Project Status
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The project status.
- Origin
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This indicates the origin of this particular transaction. The transaction origin is the object driving the transaction.
For equipment, this field can have the following values:
- Purchase Order
- PRP Purchase Order
- Budget
- Request for Quotation
- Requisition
Note: the values are not applicable if the order line balance is not linked to the internal rental equipment. - Order Number
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The code that uniquely identifies the planned order.
- Position No.
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The position number of the order line. As an order can have multiple order lines, this number is used to identify the particular line to which the transaction applies.
- Sequence Number
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The sequence number of the order line detail.
- Rental Order Type
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The rental order type used for the equipment.
Allowed values
- Purchase Order
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Orders the goods from the business partner.
- Requisition
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A request to purchase a project requirement.
- Planned Deliverable
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Created in the Project Deliverables (tppdm7100m000) session.
- PRP Purchase Order
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Generated in Project as a recommendation to Procurement .
- PRP Warehouse Order
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Generated in Project as a recommendation to Warehousing or the other way around.
- Budget
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Contains cost objects which are the project requirements (material, equipment or subcontracting cost types).
- Warehouse Order
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Used in Warehousing to transfer goods from a (project) warehouse to a (project) warehouse or project.
- Warehouse Order (TP/PCS)
- Purchase Schedule
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In Procurement , you can have purchase schedules for project requirements. By means of purchase schedules, you can communicate with the business partner on recurring/repeating deliveries.
- Request for Quotation
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In Procurement , you can have requests for quotations for project requirements. Requests for quotations are used to obtain information from one or more potential business partners on the delivery of the project requirement.
- Purchase Order Advice
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A purchase order that still needs to be commingled and then approved to become a purchase order.
- Subcontracting Procurement Order Advice
- Subcontracting Procurement Order
- Application for Payment
- Equipment Procurement Order Advice
- Equipment Procurement Order
- Equipment Utilization
- Equipment Type
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The type of equipment.
Allowed values
- Equipment
- Rental Product
- Rental Template
- Not Applicable
- Equipment
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The code that uniquely identifies the equipment involved in this transaction.
- Description
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The description or name of the code.
- Reference Type
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The reference type of the equipment. This indicates if the equipment is project specific or not.
- Cost Determination
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Indicates how cost amounts related to the cost object are calculated in the actual budget.
Allowed values
- Quantity
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The costs related to the subcontracting cost object are calculated, by quantity-based measure of productivity.
- Amount of Time
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The costs related to the subcontracting cost object are calculated, by time-based measure of productivity. Example, the subcontractor can be paid by the hour.
- Rate Only
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The costs related to the subcontracting cost object are calculated, based on only an agreed rate.
- Amount Only
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The costs related to the subcontracting cost object are calculated, based on only an amount (lump sum).
Note: The field can be set to Rate Only or Amount Only only if:- The Services Procurement is set to In Preparation or Active in the Implemented Software Components (tccom0100s000) session.
- The Procurement by field is set to Subcontracting Procurement Order.
- Equipment in Service
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The equipment used in service.
- Quantity
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The quantity expressed in piece.
- Unit
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The unit of measure to express the quantity.
- Amount of Time
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The number of time units for which the equipment is ordered.
- Unit
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The unit of measure in which the amount of time is expressed.
- Transaction Type
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The transaction type indicates whether the transaction increases or decreases the inventory balance.
- Buyer
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The code that uniquely identifies the buyer. The buyer is an employee of the organization.
Note: LN defaults the value when the planned PRP orders are generated, using the Generate Planned PRP Orders (tppss6200m000) session. - Name
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The name of the employee. The employee can be a buyer or a planner.
- Balance
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The budget balance on the current project.
Balance (t) = Delivered on project (t) + Receipt (t) - Requirement (t) (Where t is in days. This ensures that all transactions are taken from one date).
- Delivered on Project
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The quantity that is delivered and available to the project.
- Start Time
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The first day of the period for which you need the equipment.
- Activity
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The activity in the activity budget to which the cost object belongs.
- Description
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The description or name of the code.
- Element
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The element in the element budget to which the cost object belongs.
- Description
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The description or name of the code.
- Extension
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The extension to which the cost object belongs.
- Description
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The description or name of the code.
- Cost Component
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The cost component to which the cost object belongs.
Note: You can only specify a cost component for which the Component Type is set to Detail or Collect in the Cost Components (tcmcs0148m000) session. - Description
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The description or name of the code.
- Planner
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The code that identifies the planner. The planner is an employee of the organization responsible for the planning activities.
Note: LN defaults the value when the planned PRP orders are generated, using the Generate Planned PRP Orders (tppss6200m000) session.