Defining manual commitments
A commitment is an expense that will be charged to an activity at a future date. Manual commitments enable you to designate an expense before you receive an invoice, or for miscellaneous expenses that will not go through other Lawson systems. In other words, you can include an expense obligation to be counted against your budget before you actually incur the expense. Use this procedure to create manual commitments.
Related reports and inquiries
To | Use |
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Create a list of current manual commitments and details | Manual Commitments Listing (AC246) |
Create a list of all summarized activity commitments (including manual commitments) | Activity Commitment Summary (AC295) |
Create a detailed list of all commitments (including manual commitments) |
Commitment Detail Report (AC298) Note: UNIX/Windows: This report does not include
released ACTRANS commitments.
IBM i: This report does not include released DBACATN commitments. |
View activity budgets, actuals, and commitments (including manual commitments) | Activity Analysis (AC90) or Account Category Analysis (AC95) |
View commitment detail records (including manual commitments) |
Commitment Detail Analysis (AC98) Note: UNIX/Windows: These records do not include
released ACTRANS commitments.
IBM i: These records do not include released DBACATN commitments. |