Adding assets from Lawson Procurement
Before you can add asset records from the Lawson Procurement application, you must set up an invoice, associate invoice distribution lines with an asset template, and release the invoice. The application then writes the interface records that you can review and change, if necessary, and release to add assets in Asset Management.
Add assets from the Procurement application
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Transfer asset information from the application.
- In the Procurement system code, create an invoice with an asset template and optional detail asset information.
- Release the invoice.
Releasing the invoice makes the invoice asset information available to Asset Management.
- Access Mass Addition (AM115).
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Review interface records by running AM115.
- Set the Release option set to N (No).
- Set the Source set to I (Invoice).
- To run the report for a more specific set of interface records, use the Selection Options and Additional Options tabs.
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Use Single Invoice Interface (AM15.1) or Combine Invoice Interface (AM15.2) to
revise interface records before creating assets. Specify this information:
- Asset tab
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Use this tab to maintain detail information about the asset associated with the invoice.
- Item tab
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Use this tab to maintain detail information about asset items.
- Template Detail Override tab; Template Category Override tab
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Use these tabs to override template default information or assign a new template to the asset.
- Combine
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Specify a one-word description (eight characters) to specify that this distribution data needs to be combined with the other interfaced records to create a new asset.
- Compute
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Because the compute option calculates depreciation in situations when the depreciation needs to be brought up to date with the current period, this setting is important when you add an asset that has an in-service date that is before the current, open period.
To update the asset's YTD or LTD depreciation to the current period at this time, set Compute Option to Y.
If you do not want to update the asset's YTD or LTD depreciation to the current period at this time, set Compute Option to N.
- Hold
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Change the default value of N (No) to Y (Yes) to hold the information in the interface. Hold on any record prevents that record from becoming an asset. To allow a record to be an asset, change the Hold value back to N (No).
- Split
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Single invoice split (AM15.1):
To split a distribution line with a quantity higher than one into multiple assets, select Yes.
Combine Invoice split (AM15.2):
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Select Derive to create multiple lines with unique combine codes.
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Select Copy to create multiple lines with the same Combine code.
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The interface records must be released from the
interface file into regular Asset Management files. After they are
released, the records are deleted from the interface file. They become
newly added assets. The new assets then must be released in the
Asset Management application in the same way as assets added manually
or by quick addition.
There are two release methods:
Release Method Options Batch On AM115:
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Set the Release field to Y (Yes)
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Set the Source field to I (Invoice)
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The Compute field determines whether the batch release calculates YTD and LTD depreciation for the assets being added that have in-service dates before the current period. There is a compute field on the Single Invoice Interface (AM15.1) and the Combine Invoice Interface (AM15.2) which determines the compute action for individual assets. If the asset compute setting on AM15.1 or AM15.2 is different from the setting on AM115, the compute is assumed to be set to Y. Adding assets with previous in-service dates
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Set Posting Entries to Y to accept journal entries created for the newly added assets.
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In the Posting Date field, specify a date that is the posting date for the journal entries created for the newly added assets.
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To run the report for a more specific set of interface records, use the selection options on the Selection Options or Additional Options tabs.
Online On AM15.1, use the Release line action to release each line item. A different asset is created for each record (detail line) released.
Note: Do not use this form to release combined interface records (records that share an identical value in the Combine field). If you use this form, each interface record is released separately and creates a separate asset. To release combined records as a single asset, use AM15.2 or AM115.On AM15.2, use the Release form action.
All interface records that meet the selection criteria and that are not on hold, are released.
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Verify the accuracy of released interface records
by running the Addition Report (AM220).
- Specify N in the Release field to produce a report of added assets not yet released.
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To view detail of individual asset records, select
the Detail value in the Totals field.
Note: You can change or delete assets before adding the assets. Changes made here will not affect the records in Lawson Procurement.
- Select the Additional Options tab to filter the report by creator and/or creation date range. When you run the report, only criteria matching the Creator ID and Creation Date range values is displayed.
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Change or delete the asset information, if any information
is incorrect, using Additions and Adjustments (AM20.2), Items (AM20.3), or Books (AM20.4). To make an
asset part of the physical inventory:
- Request and print the bar code labels that you need, using Asset Bar Code Labels (AM153).
- Affix a bar code to each item and note which bar code you use for which item and asset.
- Select Y (Yes) in the Inv (Inventory) field of AM20.2.
- Specify the bar code and location detail in the appropriate fields of Items (AM20.3).
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Release the added assets.
Release Method Options Batch Run Processing Release (AM170). This will also transfer journal entries to General Ledger. Online Use the Release form action on AM20.2, AM20.3, or AM20.4. Note: This procedure produces journal entries. Depending on the procedure and process you are performing, these entries are transferred to Lawson General Ledger, Strategic Ledger, or Project Accounting.
Optional procedure: Mass split interfaced records
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Mass split records interfaced from another application |
Mass Distribution Split (AM117). Note: This program functions much in the same way as Mass Addition (AM115), except that it applies only
to the records that it splits.
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