Create Package Structure Header
This document explains how to create a package structure header for a rental agreement.
Use this document when you want to create a package structure header for a package that covers a range of items or pieces of equipment, with a single package price.
Outcome
A package structure header is created.
Each package header will have a line with type 4='Package ID', which will be used to select the created packages for the rental agreement line.
You use the package structure header to:
- Define and create packages for rental items or pieces of equipment for a customer.
- Create package lines for rental items or pieces of equipment.
- Automatically distribute the package price over the package lines in the appropriate price factor as defined in the Package structure lines.
The following tables are updated when you create a package structure header:
- Customer Master File (OCUSMA)
- Service Item (SSEITM)
- Location (MITWHL)
Before you start
- A service expense must exist in 'Service Expenses. Open for Task' (SOS408).
- An individual item or piece of equipment must be defined in 'Individual Item. Open' (SOS419) and basic data for the individual item must be entered.
Follow These Steps
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Start 'Rental Package. Open Header' (STS450/B).
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Enter values in the following fields:
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'Package ID'
For a package ID to be created, a service expense must exist in 'Service Expenses. Open for Task' (SOS408).
- 'Currency'
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'Customer no.'
Note: You can create a package for a particular customer (customer number), which cannot be connected to any other customer.
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'Warehouse'
This field indicates the Warehouse where the rental item or equipment is located.
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'Package ID'
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Click Create to display 'Rental Package. Open Header' (STS450/E).
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Enter values in the following fields:
Note: The values entered in the package header will be the defaults on the rental agreement line when a package is added. When these values are modified on a rental agreement line, the changes do not affect the package price.
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'Name'
This field indicates the name of the package header.
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'Inc/exc add crg'
The field indicates whether additional charges of type 6 or 7 (meter and fuel) are included in the package price.
The valid alternatives are:
- 1=Include
- 2=Exclude
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'Inc/exc line cr'
The field indicates whether line charges defined with calculation method 2 are included in the package price, and how line charges are retrieved according to the line charge model.
The alternatives are:
- 1=Include, retrieve all
- 2=Include, retrieve none
- 3=Exclude, retrieve all
- 4=Exclude, retrieve none
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'Rate Type'
This field indicates the type of rental rate used.
The alternatives are:
- 1=Daily
- 2=Weekly
- 3=Monthly
- 4=Periodic
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'Kit Price Print'
This field indicates the kit price. Select the check box to print both total amount per agreement line and summary lines when the invoices are printed.
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'No. of Shifts'
The rental price on the price list can be different for different price categories depending on the number of shifts.
The alternatives are:
- 1=1 shift
- 2=2 shifts
- 3=3 shifts
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'Rate Factor'
The rate factor determines how a weekly rate is broken down into a daily rate. For example, if a machine is rented for seven days and 'Days/week' is 7, but the 'Rate factor' is 5, then the weekly price will be divided by 5 rather than 7.
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'Days/Week'
Days per week determines how many days in a week the customer is invoiced for (that is, whether or not the weekend is included). The options are 5 or 7 days.
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'Package Price'
This field indicates the price of the package, which covers all individual items or pieces of equipment in the package.
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'Name'
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Click Next.
A package structure header with status 10='Inactive' is created.
Note: If the panel sequence is set to display package lines, 'Rental Package. Open Line' (STS451/B) is displayed, where you can create package lines.