This chapter discusses how to:
Set up cross-application installation options.
Define tax provider installation options.
Set up application-specific installation options.
Use the Installation Options component (INSTALLATION) to set up cross-application installation options.
This section discusses how to:
Define options for installed PeopleSoft applications.
Set overall installation options.
Set up login information for the Dun and Bradstreet interface.
Define alternate characters for language codes.
Set Documentum installation options.
Enable entry events at the installation level.
Define Commitment Control installation options.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
Installation Options |
INST_LINKS |
Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, Install, Installation Options |
Use to access the general options and the product options. |
INSTALLATION_FS |
Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, Install, Installation Options, Products |
All PeopleSoft products are delivered with your purchased and licensed products. Clear the check boxes for all products that you have not licensed. The check boxes for the products that you have licensed and enabled in your database must be selected. Note. Unless you clear the unlicensed products, you are likely to encounter performance issues or other processing problems when
unnecessary processes or database activity is triggered that is related to the unlicensed products.
|
|
INSTALLATION_FS1 |
Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, Install, Installation Options, Overall |
Configure installation information and indicate how you want to use cross-application features. |
|
DB_ACCOUNT_SEC |
Click the DB Account Information link on the Installation Options - Overall page. |
Enter logon IDs and passwords by setID for each Dun and Bradstreet account. |
|
ALT_CHAR_PNL |
Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, Install, Installation Options Click the Alternate Character link. |
Select the alternate characters that the system uses for a specific language code. |
|
OPER_DEF_TABLE_DC |
Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, Install, Installation Options Click the Documentum link. |
Set your Documentum installation options. You can set several specific document management control options that both enable the document management system and specify system-level configurations. |
|
INSTALLATION_EE |
Click the Entry Event link. |
Enable the use of entry events in General Ledger, Payables, Purchase Orders, Receivables, and Billing, as well as upward and downward adjustments to commitment control budgets. |
|
INSTALLATION_KK |
Click the Commitment Control link. |
Enter various commitment control installation options for default budget date, reversal date, budget period liquidation, funding source, and online budget checking. Also, set option to initiate pop up for errors and warnings for online transaction budget checking. |
Access the Products page.
PeopleSoft Products |
All PeopleSoft products are delivered to your database and are automatically selected by the system. Deselect all those you have not licensed. Note. Applications that you might not have licensed are delivered to your database with the purchase of your PeopleSoft applications
and as delivered, all these applications are selected on this page and considered active by the system. |
Enable Commitment Control |
Click the check box for each PeopleSoft product, or application, for which you want to enable Commitment Control. You can enable or disable Commitment Control for each of these products at any time, but disabling Commitment Control for an application during a budget period may corrupt the consistency and integrity of your data. Many applications have dependencies with other applications that require you to maintain integration points between those applications for valid budget checking and notification. Do not enable or disable Commitment Control for an application unless you know precisely what effect your action will have on other applications. Note. Also, if you have not licensed Project Costing but have licensed Expenses or Resource Management and you still see Source
Type, Category, or Subcategory on pages, clear the check boxes for the unlicensed products on the Installation Options - Products
page and use ChartField configuration to inactivate these ChartFields because they are specific to Project Costing. See Pages Used To Set Up Cross-Application Installation Options. |
See Also
Setting Up Commitment Control Security
Access the Overall page.
Last Journal Number Assigned |
Displays a number that represents where to begin numbering journals. You can change the numbering for your journals so that the next journal number assigned is one number greater than the journal number that appears in this field. All journals increment sequentially from the first journal created. |
Default Country |
Select a country to appear by default on your pages. You can override the default on the actual pages. |
Last VAT Authority Number (last value-added tax authority number) |
Enter the last value-added tax (VAT) authority number used for the system to automatically start assigning when you create new VAT authority numbers. You can edit this field only if the VAT authority number changes. When you use the Express VAT Code function, the system automatically creates a VAT authority number at the time that you create a VAT code. You then assign one or more tax authorities to a VAT code, to define the VAT rate applicable for that VAT code. |
SubCustomer Usage |
History, aging, events, and some profiles are available for subdivisions within customers if you enable subcustomer levels in your system. Select whether you want to use the first SubCustomer field, both SubCustomer fields, or no SubCustomer fields. These fields appear on any pages where a customer that has subcustomers appears. |
Tax Vendor |
Select None, Taxware, or Vertex as the type of tax vendor software that you use. This option determines what fields appear on PeopleSoft application pages that have implications for sales and use tax. Before selecting a third-party tax application, the application should be installed and configured to communicate with PeopleSoft. Note. When you change tax vendors, a process will run to update the geocodes and business unit tax settings. The status of this process can be viewed on the Tax Provider Installation page. Geocodes will be cleared when changing the tax vendor to None. No taxes can be computed through a third-party solution until the process has finished. Transactions for business units set to use the PeopleSoft tax tables will not be affected by the change. |
Tax Provider Setup |
The Tax Provider Setup link is displayed when you chose a third-party from the Tax Vendor list. Click the link to complete setup for the chosen tax vendor solution. |
Reconciliation Level |
Identify the type of business unit-level security to use for the bank reconciliation process. Select All BUs if you want the reconciliation process to include all business units set up in the system. Select Single BU if you want reconciliation to adhere to the business unit security that you have already defined. When you select Single BU, the run parameters for the Auto Reconciliation process requires you to select the business unit that you want to perform reconciliation. The list displays the business units that the user is allowed to access. |
InterUnit Method |
There are three due-to and due-from balancing methods for InterUnit transactions. Select the method that you want to use. Values are: Direct: The due-to and due-from ChartFields used to balance each entity in the transaction are retrieved from the entity's own Inter/IntraUnit template definition. Indirect: The due-to and due-from ChartFields used to balance each entity in the transaction are retrieved from the affiliate entity's Inter/IntraUnit template definition. Pairs: The due-to and due-from ChartFields used to balance each entity in the transaction are retrieved from a definition for the pair of entities, or business units, involved in the transaction. Pairs are defined on the InterUnit Pair Maintenance page. |
InterUnit Summarization Option |
Select one of the following options: Note. The InterUnit Summarization Option is not available to users of Sybase because of technical limitation of that database.
|
Enable Document Sequencing |
Select to use document sequencing for the overall installation. |
Enable Alternate Account |
Select to enable alternate account processing. Alternate account produces journal-line and transaction-level balances for statutory reporting requirements. The primary account field contains the corporate accounts, and an alternate account contains the statutory accounts. You define mapping options for each alternate account or the system accesses by default the suspense account defined on the Ledger For a Unit page. It is not necessary to install General Ledger to use alternate accounts in other applications. |
Create MultiBook Accounting Entries in Subsystems |
Select to enable the system to create multibook accounting entries on an auxiliary page in the subsystems. General Ledger must be installed for this option to be available. |
Process Partition for GL |
Select to improve processing performance. You must have performed the procedures necessary to enable multiple General Ledger Post processes to run concurrently with unique data partitions. This option is available only if you have installed General Ledger. |
Item Approval Required: Method |
Select Manual or Workflow as your approval method. If you select Manual, an authorized user can set the status of individual items on the Item Approval page to Approved or Denied. If you select workflow approval, you must establish item approval as a business process in PeopleSoft Workflow. |
Enable Document Tolerance |
Select to perform document tolerance checking, which is an edit that checks the percentage or monetary amount discrepancy between a requisition and purchase order document or a purchase order and voucher. This tolerance checking is performed at the distribution line level. You define these tolerance thresholds by ChartField value. In the ChartField field, enter the ChartField whose values you use to define document tolerance checking. |
Document Approval Required |
Select to have the Document Tolerance Checking Application Engine process (FS_DOC_TOL) check that the voucher has been approved. If the voucher is not approved, the process issues an exception. If you do not select this option, the process proceeds with the regular validation—whether or not the voucher has been approved—passing vouchers that are within tolerance and generating exceptions for those that are over tolerance. |
ChartField |
Enter the ChartField whose values you use to define document tolerance checking. |
Use Legal Entity for InterUnit |
Select if you want to segregate InterUnit transactions for business units by legal entities such as corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietors, and if you want to use different InterUnit payables and receivables depending on whether the transaction is InterEntity or IntraEntity. Clear this field if the InterUnit method is pairs. |
Enable Realtime D&B Access |
Select to enable users to use the Dun and Bradstreet interface to order and purchase Dun and Bradstreet reports. |
Maximum Response Number |
Enter the maximum number of rows that you want to receive from the Dun and Bradstreet system when you are searching for a Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number. |
DB Account Information (Dun and Bradstreet account information) |
Click to access the D & B Account page, where you enter login information for each Dun and Bradstreet account. |
Account Balancing Attributes |
Select the appropriate check box to activate the following account balancing attributes: Balance Sheet Indicator: If you define an account value as balance sheet or off-balance sheet, you must also assign various General Ledger processes, such as Journal Edit, Revaluation, Closing, Position Accounting, and so on, with the appropriate balance sheet or off-balance sheet account to perform the necessary balancing. Book Code: If you use the Book Code feature to further segregate transactions into balancing subsets within the same ledger, it is particularly important that the Book Code ChartField values and the Balance Sheet Indicator values be properly grouped and matched with your account ChartField to insure proper balancing. You define a combination of a book code and a balance sheet indicator value as an account balancing group. You associate the two with an account as an attribute. You can activate any one of the account balancing attributes. You do not need to activate both if you want to activate only one. The system populates the Default Value field with the default account balancing group value that you set up when you configure your ChartFields. Note. Book Code is only supported by the General Ledger and Asset Management products. You might require a blank Book Code if Asset Management has a mix of asset business units with some using and some not using Book Codes, which need new Account Balancing Groups and interunit templates to use the blank Book Code value. |
See Also
Using Interunit and Intraunit Accounting and ChartField Inheritance
Defining Tax Provider Installation Options
Application Fundamentals Reports
Defining and Using ChartFields
Understanding PeopleSoft ChartFields
Defining and Using Account Types and Attributes
Using the Balance Sheet Indicator and Book Code
Setting Up VAT Authorities and Tax Codes
Enterprise PeopleTools PeopleBook: Workflow Technology
Access the D&B Account page.
For each business unit that has a separate billing account to purchase reports through the Dun and Bradstreet interface, enter the setID. Enter the user ID and password that is used to log on for each setID.
Access the Alternate Character page.
PeopleSoft Alternate Character architecture accommodates language phonetic requirements, primarily supporting Japanese Furigana requirements for EFT processing. You can expand its implementation to include other language needs.
Language Code |
Select a code to which you can assign an alternate character value from the available options. When you select a code for a user (during security setup) and enable for that user the use of alternate characters, the system allows the user to use only the character set assigned to the user's language code for all fields with an associated Alternate Character field. |
|
When you enable alternate characters for a specific user, this button is activated to the right of all the fields in the system with an associated Alternate Character field. Click the Alternate Character button to enter and display the field value in the Alternate Character set. Alternate character sets are linked with language codes and then selected for use by user ID. Only the character set specified on this page for the specific language code of the user ID is allowed in the Alternate Character field. |
See Also
Pages Used to Define Cross-Application User Preferences
Defining Overall User Preferences
Access the Documentum page.
Note. All fields on this page are case-sensitive.
Document Management |
Select if you want to enable the embedded enterprise document management system. Selecting this option activates the Documentum installation options. |
Documentum Docbase Name |
Displays the name of the document database that contains the documents that you access with pages for a specific PeopleSoft product. |
Maximum Documents in Query |
Displays the maximum number of documents that the system retrieves when you run document management system queries within the Documentum-enabled product. This is the maximum number of documents that the system returns to the Query Result page, not the maximum number of documents that results from the document management system query itself. Note. This setting doesn't limit the maximum number of documents that can be associated on a page, just the number that are returned by a single query. |
Document Object Type |
Displays the document management system object supertype that you want to use when you access documents within the document database. The object type controls the set of valid attributes of the documents within Documentum. This object type must contain all attributes (fields) that you reference from PeopleSoft Engineering document query pages. |
Access the Entry Event page.
General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Purchasing, Accounts Receivable, Billing |
Select one of these options to identify how to use entry events for each product:
|
Upward/Downward Adjustment |
Select to perform upward and downward adjustments using entry events for commitment control budgets that are identified as having expired year funding in Commitment Control. |
Note. Entry event is not supported by funding source functionality.
Access the Commitment Control page.
Default Budget Date |
Select a budget date default scheme for your requisitions, purchase orders, and vouchers. Values include: Accounting Date Default: Select to default the budget date to the document accounting date. Predecessor Doc Date Default: Select to copy the budget date from the predecessor document. |
Reversal Date Option |
Select the date to control reversal (rebudget checking) of documents. Values are: Prior Date: With this option the system backs out old entries, using the fiscal year and accounting period as they were originally recorded. For example, a purchase order originally created in period 1 is recorded as an encumbrance entry in period 1. However, if you then change the purchase order in period 2, giving it a new accounting date, the system reverses the purchase out of period 1 and rebooks it to period 2. Current Date: Using the current date option, entries are backed out and rebooked in period 2 – leaving period 1 unchanged. Period 2 then has the net change to the document. |
BP Liquidation Option (budget period liquidation option) |
Values are: Current Document Budget Period: Select to default liquidation to the budget period of the document being processed. For example, a purchase order originally recorded as an encumbrance for budget period 1, results in the liquidation of the encumbrance in the budget period of the expenditure that might have actually occurred in and been assigned to budget period 2. There is a special scenario when choosing this option. If the ruleset chartfield was changed between the current document and its predecessor and the two ruleset ChartFields belong to different rulesets that have different budget period calendar, the budget period of the liquidation entry does not use that of the current document. Instead, the system uses the ruleset ChartField of the predecessor to get the corresponding budget period calendar, and determines the liquidation budget period based on the calendar and the budget date of the current document. Prior Document Budget Period: Select to default liquidation to the budget period of the prior document. For example, if a purchase order has a budget period of 1, when the expenditure occurs that liquidates the encumbrance, the liquidation occurs in the budget period assigned to the purchase order that created the original encumbrance, that is budget period 1. |
Activate Date and Date Label |
Click the check box to make available a user defined information only date field to which you can give a user defined label of up to 15 characters. The field name appears on the funding source (KK_FUND_SOURCE) page but the field is for information only, it has no logical operations associated with it nor is it delivered as a part of fund source inquiry. |
Activate Char 1 and Char 1 Label |
Click the check box to make available a user defined 30 characters information field and give the field a user defined label of up to 15 characters. Once defined, the field name appears on the funding source (KK_FUND_SOURCE) page but the field is informational only, it has no logic or programmatic operations associated with it nor is it delivered as a part of fund source inquiry. |
Activate Char 2 and Char 2 Label |
Click the check box to make available a second user defined 30 characters information field and give the field a user defined label of up to 15 characters. The field name then appears on the funding source (KK_FUND_SOURCE) page. The field is for information only, it has no logic or programmatic operations associated with it nor is it delivered as a part of fund source inquiry. |
Execute on Server |
Select the Process Scheduler server on which to perform on line budget checking. If no server is specified, the system chooses any server available during run-time. |
Run Control Prefix |
Enter a prefix to distinguish an on-line budget process run control. When you run budget checking for an on-line transaction, the system creates a run control budget checking request for the on-line transaction and runs the budget processor. The system increments the Last Process Instance by 1 and concatenates it with the Run Control Prefix to create the unique run control ID. |
Last Process Instance |
This is the last process instance used by the system to create an run control ID for the on-line budget checking request. The Last Process Instance value is maintained by the system and you do not need to change it. |
Maximum Wait Time (Minutes) |
This is the maximum time in minutes that a user waits for an on-line budget checking request to complete. While waiting for the process to complete, the on-line transaction page is frozen. After the process is complete, the page is refreshed to show the budget checking status (that is whether the transaction passed or failed budget checking). However, if the Maximum Wait Time has elapsed but the budget processor has not yet completed, the budget processor continues the processing but the page is no longer frozen. The user does not need to wait any longer but the page is not refreshed to show the budget checking status. Use the Process Monitor to check the budget processor running status and refresh the on-line transaction page manually. This refreshes the budget checking status after the budget processor has completed. |
Pop Up Error/Warning Message |
Select this option to have the system pop-up a message box after the on-line budget checking process is complete if the transaction encounters any budget checking error or warning. |
Specifying a tax vendor and tax certificate information is a two-step process. You must specify a tax vendor at the installation level on the Installation Options - Overall page. Then use the Tax Provider Installation page to establish tax vendor installation options.
Use the Tax Provider Installation component (TAX_PROV_INFO) to define tax provider installation options.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
TAX_PROV_INFO |
|
Specify a tax vendor and tax certificate information. |
Use the Installation Options component (INSTALLATION) to set up application-specific installation options.
This section discusses how to:
Define Asset Management installation options.
Define Billing installation options.
Define additional Billing installation options.
Define Contracts installation options.
Set up credit card processing connection parameters.
Define eSettlements installation options.
Define Expenses installation options.
Establish direct cost sharing for Grants.
Set up Inventory installation options.
Define starting values for automatically generated numbers in Inventory.
Set Manufacturing installation options.
Define Mobile Time and Expense installation options.
Set up Payables installation options.
Define planning installation options.
Define Program Management installation options.
Define Project Costing installation options.
Define Project Costing integration installation options.
Define Purchasing installation options.
Define Receivables installation options.
Select Receivables balance display options.
Define Order Management installation options.
Set up Resource Management installation options.
Define Services Procurement installation options.
Define Staffing installation options.
Enable multiple jobs for staffing.
Define Strategic Sourcing installation options.
Set up Supplier Contract Management installation options.
Define Treasury installation options.
Access the Asset Management page.
Transaction Types
The transaction types shown are delivered with the system and represent the types of asset transactions commonly used. You can rename the transaction types using new abbreviations as needed but only until you begin entering actual asset transactions into the system. Once you have done so, you can no longer modify the transaction types table.
Features
Asset management supports various processing features to meet the requirements of your location or industry.
Joint Venture Processing |
Select to enable joint venture options in Asset Management. This enables two or more business units to share ownership of an asset. The default for this feature is disabled. |
Group Asset Processing |
Select to enable group asset processing features. The default for this feature is disabled. |
Child Inherits Parent's Life |
Select to enable a feature that enables child component assets to inherit the remaining life of their parent asset. The default for this feature is disabled. |
Inflation Processing |
Select to use the Inflation Processing feature, which provides for monthly inflation adjustment transactions (transaction type INF) that adjust the asset balances (cost, period depreciation, year-to-date depreciation, and accumulated depreciation) for inflation. This is primarily used in countries other than the U.S. The default for this feature is disabled. |
Impairment Process |
Select to use impairment processing, which provides for testing of assets that may meet impairment standards for your country. |
Copy Zero Impairment Rows |
Select if new zero amount rows for impairments should be added to processing tables. |
System Wide Options
Last Interface ID |
Primarily informational, assigned incrementally by the system. After you set this number, the next interface will be assigned a value one greater than the number you set. |
Last Pre-Interface ID |
Primarily informational, assigned incrementally by the system. After you set this number, the next pre-interface will be assigned a value one greater than the number you set. |
Note. Pre-Interface ID is one of the keys to the Pre-Interface table used by the PeopleSoft Payables/Purchasing to Asset Management interface. When inserting data into the Pre-Interface table, Payables and Purchasing use the Last Pre-Interface ID field and then increment the ID counter by one. You can enter a different last preinterface ID prior to using the interface; otherwise the system uses a value of 1. If the Pre-Interface table contains rows of data, the last preinterface ID must be greater than or equal to the largest preinterface ID number found in the table.
Account Entry Template ID |
Select the default that you want to use. Account entry template IDs help speed up entry of the accounting templates by enabling you to associate more than one chart of accounts with an asset. |
Depreciation Attributes
Current FY PDP for Reglr Asset (Current Fiscal Year Prior Depreciation Period for Regular Asset) |
Select this option when adding assets with the Calculation Type of Remaining Value and asset In Service date is earlier than transaction date. If adding assets within the same fiscal year, the system will calculate prior depreciation period (PDP) based on the In Service date as long as this option is selected. It is selected by default. For example, if your fiscal year is 01/01/05 to 12/31/05, asset in service date is 03/01/05, transaction date is 05/01/05, accounting date is 05/01/05, calculation type is Remaining Value, and convention is Following Month, the system will calculate PDP from 04/01/05. |
Current FY PDP for Grp Asset (Current Fiscal Year Prior Depreciation Period for Group Asset) |
Select this option when adding assets with the Calculation Type of Remaining Value and asset In Service date is earlier than transaction date. If adding assets within the same fiscal year, the system will calculate prior depreciation period (PDP) based on the In Service date as long as this option is selected. It is selected by default. For example, if your fiscal year is 01/01/05 to 12/31/05, asset in service date is 03/01/05, transaction date is 05/01/05, accounting date is 05/01/05, calculation type is Remaining Value, and convention is Following Month, the system will calculate PDP from 04/01/05. |
Solutions
Asset Management is the core product in the PeopleSoft Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) Solution suite of integrated products. The other products are:
Real Estate Management.
IT Asset Management.
Maintenance Management.
Space Management Installed |
Select this check box to enable real estate management space allocation options. The Property ID field in asset records is enabled. |
IT Asset Management Installed |
Select this check box to enable IT Asset Management options. |
Discovery Request Timeout (Sec): |
Enter the time out threshold in seconds when interfacing with asset discovery tools. |
Batch Limit |
Enter the maximum limit for rows processed in a batch. |
See Also
PeopleSoft Enterprise Asset Lifecycle Management Fundamentals 8.9 PeopleBook
PeopleSoft Enterprise Asset Management 8.9 PeopleBook
PeopleSoft Enterprise IT Asset Management 8.9 PeopleBook
PeopleSoft Enterprise Real Estate Management 8.9 PeopleBook
PeopleSoft Enterprise Maintenance Management 8.9 PeopleBook
Access the Billing - General Options page.
Note. You must first define valid invoice number IDs on the Invoice Number page and define valid page series IDs on the Bill Entry Page Series page.
The Auto-Numbering Params (auto-numbering parameters) group box determines the system level that controls the assignment of invoice numbers. The Bill Entry Page Series group box determines which Billing pages you want to access and in what order during bill entry or inquiry. For example, you can place pages that you rarely use at the end of your page series. In each group box, select from the following options:
System |
When selected in either the Auto Numbering Params or Bill Entry Page Series group box, the field adjacent to the System field is available for entry. For autonumbering parameters, select a valid predefined invoice ID. You define valid invoice IDs on the Invoice Number page. All billing activity uses this same invoice number-sequencing scheme. For Bill Entry Page Series, select a valid predefined page series ID to ensure that all billing activity uses the same page series definition. You define page series IDs on the Bill Entry Page Series page. |
Business Unit, Bill Type, and Bill Source |
To specify a default invoice number or page series ID at a level other than system-wide, you are required to define the default value for the level desired on a different page. For example, to define page series navigation at the business unit level, select Business Unit. Selecting this option activates the Page Series ID field on the Billing Definition ? Business Unit 1 page, and requires you to return to the Business Unit 1 page to specify the Bus Unit Level (business unit level) default page series ID. |
Changing the Default Level of the Invoice Number and Page Series IDs
To Define at the Level Of: |
Move To: |
Business Unit |
Billing Definition - Business Unit 1 page |
Bill Type |
Bill Type 2 page |
Bill Source |
Bill Source 2 page |
User Defined Criteria (for invoice number IDs only) |
Invoice Number page |
Important! The invoice number ID is required at the level that you define in the Auto-Numbering Params group box. If you change the parameters in this group box, you must move to the appropriate page and define the default value for the level that you want. For example, if you change the autonumber parameters from Bill Type to Bill Source, you must go to the Bill Source page and assign an invoice numbering ID at the bill source level. You must also ensure that every bill source you set up in your system has an invoice number ID definition. Failing to follow these implementation requirements can cause unexpected results in future process runs.
Temp Bill Invoice Num ID (temporary bill invoice number identification) |
Assigns each temporary bill to a temporary bill invoice number identification. Define your temporary bill invoice number identification on the Invoice Number page. |
Default Page Series ID |
If you define your Bill Entry Page Series options at a business-unit, bill-type, or bill-source level, the system uses this default ID if a page series ID is undefined for any business unit, bill type, or bill source. |
General Parameters
Bill Entry Max Rows and Max Number of Rows in Scrolls |
Define the default number of maximum rows to limit the number of rows that appear within the scroll area at one time in bill entry or express bill entry, and define the maximum number of rows that appear in scroll areas in bill search or bill line search. If you define search parameters that normally fetch 200 rows of billing data, for example, but you set the maximum number of rows to 40, you see 40 rows per chunk of the scroll. You can view the rest of the fetched data, 40 rows at a time, using the chunking arrows. You can also change the maximum number of rows displayed directly in bill entry, express bill entry, bill search, and bill line search. |
Warning! The larger the values that you enter in these fields, the greater the possibility that system response time will degrade.
Euro Currency |
The currency control code used for Euro currency amounts throughout the Billing tables. Displays EUR by default, which is the Euro currency code that the PeopleSoft system delivers in the Currency Code table. If you aren't using the International Standards Organization (ISO) currency codes, change this default value to the Euro currency code that you're using. |
Last BI Interface ID (last billing interface identifier) |
Stores the last interface ID used by external sources that pass billing transactions into the Bill Interface structure. External sources that use this ID are responsible for updating and maintaining its value every time they use a number from this field. |
Bill Entry Hyperlink Option |
Determines whether links on the Bill Search pages navigate you to Standard Bill Entry, which is the default value, or Express Bill Entry. |
Default # of Lines to Add |
The system populates the Lines to Add field on the Bill Entry Express - Line List page with this value. |
Enable Manual Line Numbering |
Enables manual invoice line numbering. The Billing invoice line numbering feature enables you to enter invoice line numbers during online bill entry. You can control invoice line numbers when you insert bill lines into a new or existing bill, delete existing bill lines, or update invoice line numbers for existing bill lines. Manual invoice line numbering only applies to bill lines entered online. It does not apply to bill lines imported through the Billing Interface. Selecting this option activates a Manual Line Numbering flag on the Header - Info 2 page. Manual line numbering functions only if you enable the feature here and set the Manual Line Numbering flag on the bill header to ON. Note. Manual invoice line numbering bypasses the Billing chunking feature. When you select this option, the system disables the chunking buttons and sets the value of Bill Entry Max Rows on the Bill Entry Bill Line pages to 99999. In this scenario, when you access a bill, the entire set of rows appears. |
See Also
Understanding Foreign Currency Processing
Access the Billing-GL/AR Options page.
GL Options
GL Options |
Define the level of detail that you pass to the system that generates your general ledger accounting entries. If you select Business Unit or Bill Type, the GL Options page appears, where you can define the GL level options that default to all existing business units or bill types, respectively. Note. In deferred mode, when you select Business Unit or Bill Type, the GL Options page appears after you click the save or refresh buttons. |
GL Level |
(Required) Define how the system passes accounting entries to your general ledger system. If you select System in the GL Options group box, the GL Level field on this page becomes available for entry. Select one of the following values: AR Creates GL Acct (accounting) Entries: Receivables creates accounting entries and passes them to your general ledger system. Select this value to indicate that Billing will not track accounting information, and to disable any validation requirements for values defined for each revenue line of a bill when you change the status to RDY. BI Creates GL Acct Entries: Billing creates accounting entries and passes them to your general ledger system. No GL Accounting Entries: You pass no accounting entries to your general ledger system. |
Deferred Revenue Options
If you select System in the GL Options group box, the following fields are available for entry. If you select Business Unit or Bill Type in the GL Options group box, the following fields are available for entry on the GL Options page, where you can define default values for the business unit or bill type definition.
Enable Deferred Revenues |
Enables calculation and creation of accounting entries to be posted to your general ledger for future accounting periods. Use this to process bills that contain revenues to be realized in a future accounting period. This option is available for entry only if you selected BI Creates GL Acct Entries in the GL Level field. Before you can generate deferred accounting entries, you must select this check box and define the future period accounting dates parameter at the same level that you set the GL options. For example, if you defined the GL options at the business unit level, select Enable Deferred Revenues and define the future period accounting dates parameter on the GL Options page to display by default all business units. On the Billing Definition - Business Unit 2 page, you can select values different from the defaults selected on the GL Options page. If you defined the GL options at the bill-type level, select Enable Deferred Revenues and define the future period accounting dates parameter on the GL Options page to display by default all bill types. On the Bill Type 2 page, you can select values different from the defaults selected on the GL options page. |
Note. If you enable deferred revenues, be certain to set up deferred revenue accounts in your general ledger system.
Future Period Accounting Dates |
Determines the accounting date that the system uses when you create future-dated accounting entries, and is available only when you select the Enable Deferred Revenues check box. Select First Day in Accounting Period to post deferred revenues to the proper realized income account on the first day of the realized accounting period; select Last Day in Accounting Period to post on the last day of the realized accounting period. |
Proration Method |
The calculation method used to divide and distribute deferred revenue across accounting periods. Click the Detail button to access the following valid proration method values: (1) By Days Within Range: The system divides the number of revenue days in the period by the number of days in range. (2) Evenly Using All Pds (periods): The system divides the total invoice line amount by the number of periods in the range. Revenue is recognized in equal portions for each accounting period, regardless of the number of days in each period. (3) Evenly Using Mid-Period Rule: The system divides the total invoice line amount by the number of recognizable periods in the range. The number of recognizable periods is derived from applying rules to start/end days and mid-period day to determine whether the first and the last periods are recognizable or excluded entirely from the calculations. (4) Evenly/Partial by Days: The system divides the total invoice line amount by the number of recognizable periods in the range. The number of recognizable periods is derived from applying rules to start/end days and mid-period day to determine whether the first and the last periods are recognizable or excluded entirely from the calculations. (5) User Defined Proration Method: Available if you want to create your own proration method. |
Mid-Period # of Days |
Enter the day in an accounting period that determines whether the accounting period is either fully recognizable or not recognizable at all. You can specify the mid-period day here, or allow the system to assign the date. The system defines the mid-period day by dividing the number of days in the accounting period by two and rounding to the nearest whole number. This field is available only when you select the proration method Evenly Using Mid-period Rule. |
Edit Chart of Acct Combination |
Select to enable the Online ChartField Combination Editing process for bill entry, which prevents you from passing invalid ChartField combinations to your general ledger. |
AR Options
AR Options |
Define the level of detail to pass to your accounts receivable system. If you select in this group box Business Unit or Bill Type, the Default AR Level page appears, where you can define the AR Level and AR distribution option that displays by default all existing business units or bill types, respectively. Note. In deferred mode, when you select Business Unit or Bill Type, the Default AR Level page appears after you click the save or refresh buttons. |
AR Level |
Define the level at which Billing passes open items to your receivables system. This field is available for entry only when you select System in the AR Options group box. Select from the following values: Bill Line is AR Open Item: Billing passes each bill line as an open item in the receivables system. Header is AR Open Item: Billing passes each bill as an open item in the receivables system. No AR Open Items: Billing passes no open items to the receivables system. |
Note. For invoices subject to ChartField inheritance processing, the Load AR Pending Items process creates pending items in the receivables system based on a summarized set of balanced ChartFields of accounting entry type AR when the AR level is set to Header is AR Open Item and the AR option is set to Use Header for Distribution.
AR Option |
Define the level of detail for passing AR account distribution to your accounts receivable system. This field is available for entry only when you select System in the AR Options group box. Select from the following values: Use Header for Distribution: Send an AR account with each invoice/open item. Use this AR option only in conjunction with the AR level Header is AR Open Item or No AR Open Items. Use Line for Distribution: Send an AR account for each line of the invoice. This is the only option available if you select the AR level Bill Line is AR Open Item. |
Note. Select the AR option Use Line for Distribution if you want one invoice as an open item, but you want to use more than one receivables account. Project data is tracked in Receivables at the item distribution level. If you want project cost data to flow through Billing to Receivables, you may need to use this option.
Accounting Display Template
Accounting Display Template |
Bill entry accounting templates enable you to define a selection of ChartFields that you want to work with while in the bill entry pages. If there are ChartFields that remain a constant value when you enter accounting information for your invoices, you may configure a template to exclude this ChartField. Defining an accounting template minimizes keystrokes in data entry, and keeps your page free of redundant information. Define accounting templates on the Bill Entry - Acctg Template page. You can define your bill entry accounting template at the system, business-unit, bill-type, or bill-source level. If you select System, the Template field option becomes available for entry, where you can select a valid predefined bill entry accounting template ID to ensure that all billing activity uses the same bill entry accounting template. If you define a bill entry accounting template at the business unit, bill type, or bill source level, enter a default template ID. Note. In deferred mode, the template ID fields appear when you click the save or refresh buttons. |
Note. Bill entry accounting templates affect which ChartFields appear online. They do not determine whether a ChartField is populated with a value. A ChartField may be populated automatically with a value defined in the distribution code.
See Also
ChartField Combination Editing
Processing Deferred Revenue Accounting Entries
Access the Contracts page.
Processing Options
Currency Conversion Date |
Select the date for the system to use for currency conversion by the Contracts billing process. Values include: Accounting Date and Transaction Date. This field is also used for as-incurred revenue processing (PSA_ACCTGGL) for currency conversion. |
Limit Processing Management Options
The limit processing management options enable you to apply retainages to limits that you have defined for a contract line. For example, you could have a contract line associated with a project that has a 10,000.00 USD limit and have that contract line associated with a retainage of 10%. If you select Reduce by Retainage First, the system applies the 10% retainage to the transaction before the transaction is compared to the limit. Thus, if a 5,000.00 USD transaction comes through, the system applies only 4,500.00 USD (5,000.00 USD–500.00 USD retainage) against the limit. If you select Apply Retainage Upon Release, the system applies accumulated retainages to the limit for the contract line once you have released the retainages on the billing plan with which you have associated the contract line. In this example, when you release the retainage on the Billing Plan, the system applies the 500.00 USD to the limit. If you do not select either option, the system applies the gross transaction to the limit up-front.
Reduce by Retainage First and Apply Retainage Upon Release |
If you select Reduce by Retainage First and do not select Apply Retainage Upon Release, the system applies the reduced transaction to the limit and never applies the retainage to the limit. If you select both Reduce by Retainage First and Apply Retainage Upon Release, the system backs the retainage out of the transaction; upon your releasing the retainage on the billing plan, the system applies the retainage to the limit. Warning! Do not select Apply Retainage Upon Release without also selecting Reduce by Retainage First. Doing this would result in a double application of the retainage against the limit. (Using our example above, the system would apply 5,000.00 USD against the limit when the transaction is first processed, and then 500.00 USD more against the limit when the retainage is released, resulting in a double application of 500.00 USD on a 5,000.00 USD transaction.) |
Split to Match Limit Exactly |
Select to enable OLT splits for contract lines with limits. When you select this option, the system splits a OLT row into one BIL line and one OLT line. This allows you to reach the limit amount exactly with the BIL line and the system places the remaining amount onto an OLT line. Note. With retainages, the Contracts Billing interface optionally checks for limits when retainages are released. If the row is over the limit, it is returned to Project Costing as OLT rather than RRT. With OLT splits, the RRT is split into an RRT and an OLT. For contracts with a classification of Government, when the Limits process evaluates revenue transactions against revenue limits, the resulting revenue (REV) rows are either passed to the general ledger, or marked as revenue over the limit (ROL) and passed to Project Costing. Select the Split to Match Limits Exactly check box to enable the system to split a REV (revenue) row into one REV line and one ROL (revenue over-the-limit) line when a revenue transaction breeches the limit defined for the contract line. This enables you to reach the limit amount exactly with the REV line, while passing the remaining transaction amount onto a ROL line. Note. Creating separate revenue transaction rows and applying them to a separate revenue limit is only applicable to government contracts containing rate-based contract lines associated with a fee type (cost-plus), where the Separate Billing and Revenue checkbox is selected. |
See Understanding Accounting Distributions.
Other Installed Options
Pay/Bill Management Installed |
Select if you have the Pay/Bill Management application installed on your system. |
Defer Line Attributes to Batch |
Select to defer processing from real time to batch. When you save contract lines to a contract, the system creates accounting distributions, and optionally, billing and revenue plans. In high volume cases, deferring processing of these attributes from real time to batch may speed up contract data entry. However, if you choose this selection, the contract attributes are not immediately available. |
Federal Reimbursable Agreement |
Select to enable reimbursable agreement functionality. By selecting this option, the Federal Reimbursable Agreement value appears in the drop down list for the contract classification field when adding a new contract. While the value in the contract classification field defaults to Standard, you can select to specify the contract as a reimbursable agreement. Reimbursable agreements are subject to additional edits as described in the PeopleSoft Enterprise Contracts 8.9 PeopleBook. |
Apportionment Amount Restricted |
Controls whether the amount field on the Contract General page is open and editable upon adding a contract or unavailable for entry. If you select this check box, the amount field on the Contract General page is unavailable for entry and the system populates the amount field. This field appears on the page only if you select the Federal Reimbursable Agreement check box. |
Separate Billing and Revenue |
Select to define and apply different rates for billing and revenue calculations for rate-based contract lines associated with a fee type (cost-plus). This option is only applicable to contracts with a contract classification of Government. |
Revenue Forecast
The Detail and Summary calendars control the time period for which you forecast revenue. For forecasting based on predetermined dates (such as an In Progress apportionment revenue plan), the events are summarized into each calendar's corresponding period. For forecasting that uses the estimated start and end date (such as an as-incurred revenue plan), the amount is spread evenly over the periods of the detail calendar, and then those periods are grouped into the periods of the summary calendar.
Calendar SetID |
Select a setID for your calendars. |
Detail Calendar |
Select a calendar with the lowest level of time periods for which you want to sum and display forecasted revenue. |
Summary Calendar |
Select a calendar with a higher level of time periods than the detail calendar, for which you want to sum and display forecasted revenue. |
Note. Use the budget period calendar to modify the choices that appear on the detail and summary calendars.
Accounting Definition Name
Acctg Definition SetId (accounting definition setID) |
Select an accounting definition setID for the Journal Generator. The system uses the value in this field for streamlined revenue processing. |
Acctg Definition Fix Fee (accounting definition fix fee) |
Select an accounting definition for fixed fee contract lines. The system uses the value in this field for streamlined revenue processing. |
Acctg Definition Projects (accounting definition projects) |
Select an accounting definition for rate-based contract lines. The system uses the value in this field for streamlined revenue processing. |
Acctg Definition TBP (accounting definition Transaction Billing Processor) |
Select an accounting definition for contract lines coming from the Transaction Billing Processor. The system uses the value in this field for streamlined revenue processing. |
Access the Credit Card Installation page.
Note. Before you set up credit card processing options, establish your merchant account with a third-party credit card authorization and payment application.
Credit Card Merchant ID |
Supplied by the third-party credit card authorization and payment application. |
Credit Card Hist. Backup Days (credit card history backup days) |
It is recommended that you enter a value of 0 (zero). Currently, the value doesn't affect retention of credit card authorization history. You'll use it to specify the number of days that you retain credit card authorization history records. |
Credit Card Tracing |
The method to track the parameters for each credit card included in a transmission. Options are: Connect with Trace: Connect to the third-party credit card authorization and payment application and write a trace file, crcard.txt, to your C:\Temp directory. This file contains a list of the parameters passed for each credit card transaction. If the file already exists, new transactions are added to the end of the file, thereby providing a running log. No Connect with Trace: Create a trace file only. Do not attempt to connect to the third-party credit card authorization and payment application. Use this option to test or troubleshoot your credit card transaction data. The parameters that would have been sent are still written to the log file, but no transmission attempt is made. Production: Send data directly to the third-party credit card authorization and payment application without creating a trace file. This is the most efficient method of transmitting your data; however, you have no record of the passed parameters if you need to review the data. Vendor Trace: Invoke a troubleshooting utility provided by the third-party credit card authorization and payment application to aid in diagnosing connection problems. See your third-party credit card authorization and payment application documentation for more information on the troubleshooting file, ICSAPILOG.TXT, created by this utility. |
Address Verification Flag |
Credit card transmissions can potentially fail authorization if the address you send doesn't exactly match the billing address for the credit card. Add Ver ON (address verification on): Select if you want the transaction to fail if the address you send does not match the credit card billing address. This is the default option. Add Vr OFF (address verification off): Select if you don't want transactions to fail if the address you send does not match the billing address on the credit card. |
On-line Transmission Retrys |
Enter a value between 0 and 9 to specify how many times you want the system to automatically attempt to repeat transmissions to your third-party credit card authorization and payment application in the event of transmission failure. |
Credit Card Processing Server, Credit Card IP Override |
Contact your third-party credit card authorization and payment application vendor for the correct values. Your calls to the third-party credit card authorization and payment application must be made according to prearranged conditions. |
Note. It is recommended that you verify all connection requirements with your third-party credit card authorization and payment vendor.
Access the eSettlements page.
Important! Because certain eSettlements processes depend on the check box selections on the Installed Products page documented in this chapter, ensure that you have selected the Payables check box on that page. You must select this check box even if you have not purchased Payables.
Last Banner ID Used |
The last sequence number for the advertising banner used in the system. Banner IDs are system-generated and stored here. |
eSettlements Matching Process |
Select to require additional, subsequent voucher approval to occur after the Payables Matching Application Engine process (AP_MATCH) completes. eSettlements uses the Matching process, established at the payables business unit level. However you can specify additional voucher approval during buyer registration. If you do not select this check box, any voucher that passes the Matching process is set to approved. |
Market Rate Index |
The highest level of organization throughout your PeopleSoft system. Enter an index to be used throughout eSettlements when calculating exchange rates. |
Buyer Direct |
Select for a buyer direct implementation wherein a single buying organization (buyer) controls the application and provides an interface for many suppliers. |
Business Service Provider |
Select for a business service provider implementation wherein a consolidator controls the application and provides an interface between multiple suppliers and buyers, acting as an intermediary and collecting or aggregating invoices from multiple suppliers for multiple buyers |
Select to enable email notifications to be sent to buyers and suppliers. Notifications are sent to recipients according to the notification setup that you define on the Define Buyer Notifications - Nominate Notification Types page in the Review Buyer Details component in eSettlements. |
|
Select to enable suppliers to see the accounting information on invoices. Depending on buyer specifications, the supplier may be able to edit information as well as view it. Selecting this check box enables the buyer to, at the buyer registration level, define ChartFields to display, be editable, or remain hidden. Selecting this check box means that all buyers have access to the ChartField Configuration page in the Review Buyer Details component. Note. By selecting this option, you are enabling supplier access to update the ChartFields on non-purchase-order invoices. |
See Also
Defining Options for Installed PeopleSoft Applications
Specifying Buyer Notifications
Access the Installation Options - Expenses page.
Field Name
Field Name |
Displays DEPTID by default. If you have performed ChartField configuration or created another field that represents a department in your organizational structure, select the field name for your department ChartField. |
Expense Entry |
Select Frequent User or Occasional User to indicate which view employees see when they access the Expense Report - Expense Report Entry page. If you select Frequent User, the system displays the Enter Expense Lines grid with tabs (such as Overview, Detail, and Location); if you select Occasional User, the system displays the Enter Expense Lines grid without the grid tabs. Employees override the expense entry selection on the Installation Options - Expenses page if they select an expense entry option on their user defaults page. |
Mobile Data Filtering
Filter Options |
Click to access the Installation Options - Mobile page and set up filtering options for Mobile Time and Expense users. |
Expenses Options
Decide if you want to implement any or all of the following expense system options:
Activates combination editing, which prevents adding rows containing invalid combinations of ChartFields. |
|
Links the expense system to PeopleSoft Workflow so that you can automate your expense-related business processes and send emails to employees regarding expense reports, approvals, cash advances, and so forth. |
|
Select to enable Expenses to process amounts exceeding approved limits for expense types. When you set up an expense type, you can select a billing code parameter called Overage for that expense type. Selecting this option activates the Overage column on the Expense Types 2 page, which allows employees to charge a different account for the amount they spend over their approved limits for the expense types. This option must be selecting if you are enabling DCAA. |
|
Select to enforce DCAA audit requirements for time reporting. When selected, Expenses enforces DCAA compliance and functionality, unless you disable DCAA processing for specific business units or employees. |
|
One Step Project Staging |
Select to enable users to stage time reports and adjustments in Expenses and automatically call PC_EX_TO_PC Application Engine to stage the data into Project Costing tables. If this option is disabled, the Expenses process will only stage the transactions. You must then manually execute the PC_EX_TO_PC process from the Project Costing menu. Note. Expenses displays this check box only if Project Costing is installed. |
Expenses supports the use of barcode scanning to facilitate document tracking. Select one of the following scanning options:
Scanning not enabled |
Select to prevent your expense system from using barcode scanning. |
Preprinted Envelopes used |
When you select this option, scanning a preprinted envelope from the Receipt Barcode Verification page populates the Receipt ID field with a value different from the Report ID field. Track receipts by placing them in an envelope printed with a barcode; track expense reports by using a barcode printed on the report itself. If this option is not selected, the Receipt ID field on the Receipt Barcode Verification page is inactive. |
Preprinted Envelopes not used |
When you select this option, selecting an expense report ID from the Receipt Barcode Verification page populates the Report ID field and the Receipt ID field. This means that you can track receipts by using the same barcode as the expense report. |
Note. To scan barcodes, you must install the appropriate barcode font—Code 39 True Type Font.
Receipt Imaging Enabled |
Select to use the receipt imaging functionality. |
Method |
Select Font to use a font stored on the client machine; select None for no bar coding. |
Additional Information
Last Advance ID, Last Report ID, Last Time Report ID, and Last Travel Auth ID |
Expenses uses automatic numbering to identify expense documents. This region displays the most recently used number for cash advances, expense reports, time reports, and travel authorizations. |
Projects Approver Information
If you use Project Costing, you can enable project managers to approve expense documents before they undergo final processing. This option is used by PeopleSoft Enterprise Workflow and your email system to route expense documents for first-line approvals.
Project Manager |
If selected, the system searches for the designated project manager in the Project Costing system and routes the expense documents to that person. |
HR Manager - Supervisor |
If selected, the system searches the employee table to find the employee's manager who is the designated approver. |
Project Approval List Routing |
Select to require special or supplemental approvals following the Project Manager approval. |
Approval Information
Select HR Manager - Supervisor or Approval List Routing or both; however, you must select at least one. Selecting both check boxes implies special or supplemental approvals after the HR Supervisor approval. Expenses approval system use these options to route expense documents for approvals.
HR Manager - Supervisor |
The system searches the employee table to find the employee's manager or supervisor who is the designated approver. |
The system searches the approval tables to find the correct approver for the employee's business unit. |
Payment Destination
Accounts Payable/Payroll |
Select where employee expense reimbursements will come from. This selection applies only to expense payments for employees. You still use your payables system for expense payments to other recipients such as credit card vendors. |
Bank Information
This section contains fields used to set up the movement of direct deposit data from your payroll system to Expenses.
Bank ID Qualifier |
Displays part of the bank table used to differentiate banks within the same country. |
Payment Method |
Select how expense payments will be made. Values are:
|
Inter/Intra Unit
Expense Transaction Code |
Select the transaction code to use for interunit and intraunit processing of expense reports. The transaction code is associated with ChartField values for various accounting entry types. |
Advance Transaction Code |
Select the transaction code to use for interunit and intraunit processing of cash advances. The transaction code is associated with ChartField values for various accounting entry types. |
Access the Grants page.
Establish cost-sharing analysis types for each feeder system with which you plan to use the Grants cost-sharing feature. Depending on the feeder systems in which the transactions originated, the system automatically assigns a cost-sharing analysis type to a transaction that includes designated cost-sharing ChartFields.
For more complete instructions on using cost sharing analysis types, refer to the PeopleSoft Enterprise Grants 8.9 PeopleBook.
See Also
Establishing F&A and Direct-Cost Cost-Sharing Options
Access the Inventory page.
Lot ID, Serial ID, Recv No (receiver number), Recv Line (receiver line), and Default Staged Date |
Enter filler values for fields that would otherwise be blank. These values are recorded in your system tables only when an item is not serial-, staged date-, or lot-controlled, or when the receiver ID and line number don't apply or aren't known for particular inventory. Once you set lot, serial, and staged date default column values and begin to put stock away, you cannot modify these fields. This restriction preserves the integrity of the transaction tables. |
Staged Date Control |
Select to track any of your inventory materials by staged date. This is the date that the stock is received and put away into Inventory. The system uses this setting as the default when items are set up in the Define Item component. Staged date tracking is required for FIFO and LIFO picking. |
InterUnit Transaction Options |
Indicate how the system should derive parameters for InterUnit stock transfers. Options are: Use GL BU Setting Only: The system derives all InterUnit transfer parameters from the centralized accounting model as defined for the InterUnit method on the Installation Options, Overall page. Use IN BU Settings Only: The system derives all InterUnit transfer parameters from the Inventory business unit. Use Both: The system derives InterUnit transfer parameters by first looking at the Inventory business unit. If no parameters are found, the system looks at the centralized accounting model as defined for the InterUnit method on the Installation Options, Overall page. |
UOM Conversion Flag |
If you have a bar-code-enabled system, you can process transactions in one of three ways: Convert to Default Stock UOM (convert to the default stocking unit of measure): The system converts the unit of measure on incoming transactions to the default stocking UOM. Convert to Standard UOM (convert to the standard unit of measure): The system converts the unit of measure on incoming transactions to the item's standard UOM. This option enables you to stock all your inventory in the standard UOM and to perform material movement transactions using any valid UOM for the item. Use Entered UOM (use the entered unit of measure): The system processes transactions using whatever unit of measure the user enters. |
Set based Sequencing |
Select to use set-based processing to:
Clear this check box to use row-based processing. This field is hidden unless you are on an Oracle platform or have run the DMS for other database platforms. |
See Also
Preparing to Implement PeopleSoft Inventory
Defining Items at the SetID Level
Access the Inventory Counters page.
Default InterUnit ID Prefix |
Initializes automatically generated InterUnit transfer IDs. Automatic numbering for InterUnit IDs is established at the installation level to ensure that InterUnit IDs are unique throughout your enterprise. |
Auto Reserve Counter |
Defines the starting number for new run control IDs created when the Material Reservations process is initiated from the Material Stock Request component. The system only uses this counter if the Auto-Reserve option is selected for the Inventory business unit on the Fulfillment Setup page. |
Auto Confirm Counter |
Defines the starting number for new run control IDs created when the Picking Confirmations process is initiated from the Picking Feedback page. The system only uses this counter if the Auto-Confirm option is selected for the Inventory business unit on the Fulfillment Setup page. |
Auto Deplete Counter |
Defines the starting number for new run control IDs created when the Depletion process is initiated from the Shipping/Issues component. The system uses this counter only if the Auto-Deplete option is selected for the Inventory business unit on the Fulfillment Setup page. |
InterUnit ID Counter |
Defines the sequence number to be used for InterUnit transfers between Inventory business units. |
Access the Lease Administration Page.
System Defaults
Automatic Lease Approval |
Select to enable lease activation for a lease. If selected, the roles defined as an Internal Administrator and Internal Manager can activate leases. If cleared, only the roles defined as Internal Manager can activate leases. |
Access the Manufacturing page.
QPA Rounding Precision |
Enter any value between 4 and 10 places to the right of the decimal. Setting the quantity rounding precision is especially important when you utilize a large BOM quantity and a relatively small quantity per assembly. When you maintain a BOM and define the quantity per assembly or per order, you are limited to a precision of 4 places to the right of the decimal. However, the system will calculate the quantity per by dividing the entered quantity per by the BOM quantity, maintained to the precision defined on the Manufacturing page. So, for example, if a calculated QPA results in 6.54321, and the installation setting is set to 4 places, the system recognizes this as 6.5432. |
PDX Defaults
Business Unit |
Select the value for the Manufacturing business unit that will receive changes from the product lifecycle management (PLM) system. Note. The PeopleSoft system presumes a single site, so you are defining it here for the PeopleSoft system. |
Standard Unit of Measure |
Define a value for all inbound items being added. This is useful if all inbound items will share the same UOM from the PLM system (such as EA). Note. Alternatively, you can maintain a user-defined field in the PLM system for the appropriate Item and map this field from the additional attributes value within the PDX XML to the PeopleSoft Field Item Unit of Measure value in the User Defined Field Mappings group box on this page. Important! The PLM field name value must match the field that has been defined in the XML. |
Item Status Mappings |
Define the item lifecycle status mapping for items with a status of:
This value is used when change orders are released to the PeopleSoft system. The PeopleSoft item status (SetID and business unit) is based on the affected item lifecycle value for each item on a change order within the PDX XML. Therefore, any valid lifecycle status that can be included on a change order sent to the PeopleSoft system must be mapped in this group box. The LifeCycle Phase field on this page can contain commas to define a one-to-many mapping between the PeopleSoft system and the PLM system. For example, the screen shot shows how the lifecycle status of Production and Preliminary are to be considered an Active item status for the PeopleSoft system item status. Note. When a new item with an Active status is added from the PLM system with an effective date greater than today's date, the PLM system effective
date of the affected item is ignored in the PeopleSoft system and the current date (today) is used at the item level (SetID
and business unit). This allows revisions and manufacturing BOMs to be created for the item in the PeopleSoft system. |
Access the Installation Options - Mobile page.
Days of Historical Data
Setup Data, Time Reports, and Expense Reports |
Enter how many days of status information you want your expenses system to download to a mobile client. |
Maximum Number of Projects |
Enter how many projects you want your expenses system to download to a mobile client. |
Maximum Number of Locations |
Enter how many locations you want your expenses system to download to a mobile client. |
Select to not synchronize control data from Expenses to mobile devices if the data has already been downloaded. If not selected, Expenses always refreshes all control data to Mobile Time and Expense, even if no changes occurred on the Expenses side. For example, if you have downloaded all expense types to the mobile device and there are no changes on the Expenses side (no additions, deletions, or updates), then the filtered synchronization functionality skips downloading expense types again if the Turn on Filtered Sync. check box is selected. |
Access the Payables page.
Posting Method
Posting Method |
Select from the following values:
|
Warning! Select one posting method at implementation and do not change it. If you go back later and select another posting method, there could be ramifications to general ledger journals, such as out of balance entries.
Federal Government Options
Enable Federal Payment |
Select to enable U.S. federal payment schedule generation for the installation. Schedule numbers must be unique, so these ranges cannot overlap. This option is for U.S. federal agencies only. When you select this option, you must enter start and end schedule numbers for Transportation, Other, and Manual schedule types. |
Transportation Start Number, Other Start Number, Manual Start Number, and End Number |
Define a schedule number range for various schedule payment types. Enter a beginning transportation, other, and manual number, and an end number for each to define the range for each payment schedule type. |
Last ID Number |
For each payment schedule type, enter the last used payment schedule ID. The system automatically begins numbering subsequent payment schedules with the next higher number. The Pay Cycle process updates the last ID number. |
Enable Date Calc Basis (enable date calculation basis) |
Select to enable Prompt Payment Due Date calculation for the installation. |
Payment Options
Enable Late Charge |
Select to enable late charge calculation at the installation level. If you do not select this option, all late charge information is hidden from users. |
Evaluate Discount Rate |
Select to have the system compare if it is more beneficial to take a discount by paying a discounted voucher early or by waiting for the due date, earning the interest income during that time. You set up your discount evaluation parameters when you set up bank accounts and pay cycles. |
Document Association Group
Document Association Group |
Specify the document association group to use in the Matching process. The document association group defines the types of match associations and the sequence that the Matching process performs. |
See Also
Defining Late Interest Charges
(USF) Processing Payables for U.S. Federal Agencies
Understanding the Voucher Posting and Payment Posting Processes
Viewing and Updating the Document Association Group
Access the Planning page.
Default Planning Instance |
Displays a default set of data (business units, items, supplies and demands) constituting the inputs and outputs of a supply plan. |
Message Numbers |
Displays numbers used by the system as starting points to autonumber Supply Planning messages for purchase orders, transfer orders, and production orders. |
Access the Installation Options - Program Management page.
System Defaults
Project Portfolio Mgt Installed (Project Portfolio Management installed) |
Select to indicate that PeopleSoft Enterprise Project Portfolio Management is installed. When Project Portfolio Management is installed, project requests can begin only in Project Portfolio Management and not in Program Management. |
See PeopleSoft Project Portfolio Management 8.9 PeopleBook.
Project Request
Enable Project Request Workflow |
Select to activate the project request workflow options on this page. |
Require Funding Department Manager approval |
Select to require that project requests be approved by a funding department manager before projects can be created and assigned resources. |
Project Request - E-Mail Notifications
Notify when Project Request is created |
Select to indicate that an electronic notification is sent to the appropriate parties when a project request is created. |
Notify when Project Request is updated |
Select to indicate that an electronic notification is sent to the appropriate parties when a project request is updated. |
Notify when Detail Plan is created |
Select to indicate that an electronic notification is sent to the appropriate parties when a detail plan is created for a project request. |
Notify when Project Request is approved |
Select to indicate that an electronic notification is sent to the appropriate parties when a project request is approved and the project can be created. |
Notify when Project Request is denied |
Select to indicate that an electronic notification is sent to the appropriate parties when a project request is rejected. |
Program Budgeting
Enable Workflow |
Select to enable program budgeting workflow. |
Issue Management
Enable Issue Management Workflow |
Select to activate the Issue Management workflow options on this page. |
Issue Summary |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user changes the issue summary on the Issue page. |
Issue Priority |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user changes the issue priority on the Issue page. |
Resolution Description |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user changes the issue resolution description on the Issue page. |
Issue Notes |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user changes the issue notes on the Issue - Notes and Attachments page. |
Issue Description |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user changes the issue description on the Issue page. |
Issue Status |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user changes the issue status on the Issue page. |
Actual Resolution Date |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user changes the issue actual resolution date on the Issue page. |
Issue Attachments |
Select to trigger workflow to the appropriate program, project, or activity owner when a user adds issue attachments on the Issue - Notes and Attachments page. |
Activity Resource
Enable Activity Resource Workflow |
Select to activate the Resource Name workflow option on this page. |
Resource Name |
Select to enable the ability for project managers to notify resources of new activity assignments from the Resources page. |
Deliverables
Enable Deliverables Workflow |
Select to activate the Assigned To workflow option on this page. |
Assigned To |
Select to provide the project manager the option to trigger email notification to the resource for assigned deliverables. |
Access the Installation Options - Project Costing page.
The Installation Options - Project Costing page and Installation Options - Project Costing Integration page are built over core tables that are shared among many PeopleSoft Enterprise applications. The values entered on these pages affect the table structures that are used to define operational defaults. Because certain tables work together in groups, the order in which they are set up requires that data on some of the tables must be established before others. If you already use other PeopleSoft applications such as General Ledger to track financial transactions, much of the financial framework is already set up.
Many of the project and control field default values that you set up on the Installation Options - Project Costing page can be overridden at the individual project and activity level.
You must enter at least one record on this page.
Warning! If Project Costing is installed, do not create projects through the Design ChartFields menu, since it represents a subset of project information and is driven by setID instead of by business unit.
System Defaults
SetID |
Enter a setID that identifies the default control tables tableset. |
Enable Separate Debit/Credit |
Select to enable separate debit and credit entries for account processing. The default value is option cleared (not selected). |
Temporary File Path |
Enter a file path and directory on the application server that are needed to import a third-party-application and project tree into Project Costing. The Load Projects and Activities Application Engine process (PC_INTF_GEN), which is used to load projects and activities into Project Costing, stages the project tree as a flat file to this directory and invokes the Projects Tree Integration Application Engine process (PC_TREE_LOAD) to load it into Project Costing. The default value is c:\temp\. |
Allow Multiple Report Summary |
Select to refresh the rows in the Project Transactions Reporting table (PC_RPO) based on the user's operator ID and the security defined for that user. If cleared, the system overwrites the Project Transactions Reporting table each time that the Report Summarization Application Engine process (PC_RPO) runs and is not subject to project-level security. See Creating and Modifying Reports Using the Report Summarization Process. |
Last Project ID |
Enter a numeric value that specifies the last project ID issued. |
Last Transaction ID |
Enter a numeric value that specifies the last transaction ID issued. The default value is 10000000. |
Organizational Accounting
Enable Organization |
Select to enable transorganizational accounting, which is the ability to charge transactions to an organizational entity that differs from that of the resource creating them. |
Enable Sharing |
Select to enable cost and revenue sharing between a resource's organization and the organization that owns the project or activity. |
Projects Budgeting Options
Enable Projects Budgeting |
Select to activate Project Costing budgeting functionality including the creation of budgets through online pages or integration with Microsoft Project 2002. When this option is selected and you create budget plans, the budgets are stored in the Project Budget Plan (PC_BUD_PLAN) and Project Budget Detail (PC_BUD_DETAIL) tables. Upon finalization of these budgets, transactions are sent to the Project Transaction table (PROJ_RESOURCE) and updated in the Summary Budget Data table (PC_BUD_SUMMARY). The Summary Budget Data table is used for delivered reporting analytics. Clear this option for the system to send transactions to the Project Transaction table only. The default value is option cleared. |
Default Calendar ID |
Select a default calendar to use for project budgeting. The default value is MN (monthly period calendar beginning January 1). This field is available only if you select the Enable Projects Budgeting option. If you use Program Management, this field is used as the default budget period when you create budget detail lines by using the Program Budgeting feature. Each plan may use a different budget calendar. |
Default Number of Periods |
Enter a default number of time periods to be used in Project Costing budgeting. The maximum number of budget time periods is 36. The default value is 12. This field is available only if you select the Enable Projects Budgeting option. |
Allow Get Plan Distribution by Department |
Select to enable users to enter one or more general ledger (GL) business units, departments, and distribution percentages during the budgeting process for the system to use to distribute resource costs to budget detail rows. Clear this option to distribute costs to budget detail rows based on the GL business unit and department from the budget items that are entered on the Resources by Activity page in Program Management. When you select this option, the Distribute Activity Resource Amounts page appears when you click the Get Plan button on the Budget Plan page. This field appears only if you use Program Management. The default value is option selected. |
Analysis Group Defaults
Cost Budget |
Select a default analysis group to use for cost budgets in Project Costing budgeting. The analysis group that you enter in this field appears as a default value for the Cost Budget analysis group on new projects. You can override the default value at the project level. |
Revenue Budget |
Select a default analysis group to use for revenue budgets in Project Costing budgeting. The analysis group that you enter in this field appears as a default value for the Revenue Budget analysis group on new projects. You can override the default value at the project level. |
Actual Cost |
Select a default analysis group to use for actual cost transactions throughout the Project Costing system. The analysis group that you enter in this field appears as a default value for the Actual Cost analysis group on new projects. You can override the default value at the project level. |
Actual Revenue |
Select a default analysis group to use for revenue transactions throughout the Project Costing system. The analysis group that you enter in this field appears as a default value for the Actual Revenue analysis group on new projects. You can override the default value at the project level. |
Billing |
Select a default analysis group to use for billing transactions throughout the Project Costing system. |
Reporting Roll Up Calendars
Specify how the Project Transaction table is summarized monthly, quarterly, and yearly. Select the calendar ID to use for each specified option.
Purchasing Adjustment Options
Requisition Reversal |
Select an option that determines the calculation method that the system uses to reduce the balance of purchase requisitions as corresponding purchase orders are dispatched. Available values are: COM Amount: Reduces purchase requisitions by the quantity and amount of corresponding purchase orders when they are dispatched. REQ Rate: Reduces requisitions by using the committed quantity multiplied by the cost per unit on the purchase requisition. This is the default option. REQ Total: Reverses the purchase requisition entirely when any corresponding purchase order is committed. |
From Feed |
Select to automatically run the Purchasing Adjustment process (PC_POADJUST) when the Purchasing to Project Costing Application Engine process (PC_PO_TO_PC) runs. The Purchasing Adjustment process creates a requisition reversal row in the Project Transaction table. |
Purchase Order Reversal |
Select an option that determines the calculation method that the system uses to reduce the balance of purchase requisitions as corresponding vouchers and material requests are processed. Available values are: COM Rate: Reduces the purchase order based on the actual quantity from purchase order vouchers or material requests multiplied by the line cost per unit on the purchase order. This is the default option. ACT Rate: Reduces the purchase order in the amount of the actual quantity and cost. |
From Feed |
Select to automatically run the Purchasing Adjustment process when the Payables to Project Costing Application Engine process (PC_AP_TO_PC) runs. The Purchasing Adjustment process creates a purchase order reversal row in the Project Transaction table. |
File Attachment Option
A file storage system uses a file transfer protocol (FTP) to store files to either a database or a file server. The system used is determined by the URL that is passed as the first parameter in the attachment built-in function and maintained on the URL Maintenance page.
See PeopleSoft Enterprise Asset Lifecycle Management, Enterprise Service Automation, Financial Management, Staffing Front Office, and Supply Chain Management 8.9 Product-Specific Installation Instructions.
File Attachment Option |
Select a location to store file attachments. Available values are: File Server: Select to store files on a file server. This option is a more efficient way to store files; however, it requires that you set up an FTP to the file server. This is the default option. If you select this option, you must enter an attachment directory in FTP Root field. Database: Select to store files in a database. Important! If you want to send file attachments in email messages, you must select the File Server option. |
FTP Root |
If you store attachments on a file server, enter the home directory where the attachment files are stored. This field appears only if you select the File Server option. |
Open Period Control
Enable Open Period Control |
Select to enable open-period validation of newly created project transactions. The system validates the accounting date on project transactions against the Project Costing open periods or the GL open periods. If the accounting date does not fall within the open period, the system overrides the date with the closest, open-period date. The default value is option cleared. Budget transactions are not validated. |
Open Period Source |
Select the source against which the system validates the accounting date on project transactions. This field appears only if Enable Open Period Control is selected. Available options are: Projects: Validates open periods based on a Project Costing business unit's calendar. This is the default option. General Ledger: Validates open periods based on a GL business unit's calendar. |
Secured Analysis Types
Analysis Group |
Select an analysis group that contains the analysis types that will be secured. Transaction rows of these analysis types appear as read-only rows on the Transaction List page. You can add or delete transactions that belong to secured analysis types only if you open the page in the Correct History mode. |
The Installation Options - Project Costing Integration page establishes controls that the system uses when Project Costing integrates with other PeopleSoft applications.
Access the Installation Options - Project Costing Integration page.
You must enter at least one record on this page.
System Analysis Types
Enter analysis types to associate with transactions that come into Project Costing from each of the installed feeder applications. During the integration process, Application Engines use the analysis types that you enter on this page.
Proposal Mgmt Bill Estimate |
Enter the default analysis type for revenue budget rows that are created when you run the Generate process in Proposal Management. The default value is ESB (Bill Estimate). |
Proposal Mgmt Cost Estimate |
Enter the default analysis type for cost budget rows that are created when you run the Generate process in Proposal Management. The default value is ESC (Cost Estimate). |
Cost Estimate to Complete |
Enter the analysis type that the system assigns to rows that are created when activity remaining work (estimated work − actual work) is multiplied by the activity cost rate. The default value is ETC. This field is available only if you use Program Management. |
Bill Estimate to Complete |
Enter the analysis type that the system assigns to rows that are created when activity remaining work (estimated work − actual work) is multiplied by the activity bill rate. The default value is ETB. This field is available only if you use Program Management. |
The PeopleSoft Enterprise Project Costing 8.9 PeopleBook contains separate chapters on integration with other PeopleSoft applications that discuss analysis types that the system uses for each integration.
General Integration Options
Enable Status Control |
Select to enable status control functionality, which enables you to control transactions based on analysis types and effective dates. By using status control options, you can stop transactions from a feeder application if a project or activity status changes on the project Status page or activity Status page. The default value is clear (not selected). |
General Ledger Integration
Analysis Group |
Specify an analysis group that contains analysis types to be used for journal entry. |
Time and Labor Integration
Load Time Automatically |
Select for PeopleSoft Enterprise Time and Labor to publish time and labor actual PAY rows to the Project Transaction table (PROJ_RESOURCE) as soon as payroll is complete. If cleared, you must run the Time and Labor to Project Costing Application Engine process (PC_TL_TO_PC) manually to load the data into the Project Transaction table from a staging table. The default value is option cleared. |
Pricing/Funds Distribution
Date Options |
Specify the type of date (accounting or transaction) to use for resolving rates for both pricing and funds distribution. The rates for both of these processes are effective-dated. The default value is accounting date. |
Reprice Deferrals |
Select to reprice a row that has been priced but not billed. The default value is option cleared. |
Enable Funds Distribution |
Select to enable the rules that you define on the Funds Distribution - Target Definition page. Use the Funds Distribution page to identify cost transactions that are eligible for distribution, and the Funds Distribution - Target Definition page to defines target rows to distribute costs among funding sources. The default value is option cleared. |
Review Required for Billing |
Select to require project transactions to be reviewed before they can be billed. You can override this option at the project type level and for individual projects. Conduct reviews by using the Project Manager Review component (PC_PM_REVIEW). The default value is option cleared. |
Asset Management Integration
Cost Type From Transaction |
Select to group and summarize the transactions to send to Asset Management by the cost types of the rows in the Project Transaction table instead of the cost type specified on the Define Assets page. The default value is option cleared. |
Department ID from Transaction |
Select to group and summarize the transactions to send to Asset Management by the department ID of the rows in the Project Transaction table instead of the department specified on the Define Assets page. The default value is selected. |
Require Asset Approval |
Select to require approval of asset capitalization transactions before they are sent to the Asset Management Loader tables. This option applies to assets that you create or adjust in Project Costing. It does not apply to asset retirement transactions. Clear the option to enable optional approval of assets. If approval is optional, assets with statuses of New and Approved are eligible to be sent to Asset Management. The default value is option cleared. |
Time Report Date Option
Date Option |
Select the date option that the system uses to process time reports that are created in Expenses and brought into Project Costing. Available options are: Date Under Report: The dates entered on time reports when they are created in Expenses are the same dates that the system uses when the time reports are imported into Project Costing. This is the default value. Period End Date: The time report end date determines the accounting period to which the system charges time in Project Costing. This setting is particularly important when the reporting period spans the end of one accounting period and the beginning another accounting period. For example, assume that you use monthly accounting periods and enter weekly time reports. If a month ends in the middle of a week, and therefore the reporting period spans the end and beginning of two accounting periods, the time is charged in Project Costing to the accounting period for which the reporting period ended—the latter of the two accounting periods. |
Third-Party Data Exchange
The system uses these settings to exchange data between Project Costing and the Microsoft Project 2002 scheduling application.
Analysis Group - Budget |
Select the analysis group from which to assign an analysis type for budget rows that you import from Microsoft Project. The analysis type from this group is later selected during the Microsoft Project integration process. |
Analysis Group - Actuals |
Select the analysis group by which all transaction rows with an analysis type belonging to the group will be sent from Project Costing to Microsoft Project. Only transactions with analysis types in the specified analysis group will be synchronized between Project Costing and Microsoft Project. |
Work Analysis Type |
Select an analysis type to assign to work transactions (time entries) that are sent from Microsoft Project to the Project Transaction table. The default value is TLX. |
Unit of Measure |
Select the unit of measure for budget rows brought into Project Costing from Microsoft Project. The default setting is hours (MHR). |
See Integrating with Microsoft Project 2002.
See Also
Reviewing and Adjusting Project Costs
Access the Purchasing page.
General Purchasing Controls
Last Used Fax File Number, Last EDX File Number, and Last Used Email File Number |
Displays the last used file number. The system autonumbers the files with the next sequential number. |
Value for Max Qty on Breaks (value for maximum quantity on breaks) |
Displays the maximum quantity to be used for quantity break price calculations. |
Max Number of Rows in Scrolls (maximum number of rows in scrolls) |
Displays the maximum number of rows that the system displays in a scroll area when you query the database. |
Requisition Loader Parameters
Last PO Req Loader ID (last purchasing requisition loader ID) |
Displays the number of the last requisition loader request processed by the system. At initial setup, this is probably zero. As the Purchasing Requisition Loader Application Engine process (PO_REQLOAD) handles requests, it autonumbers them beginning with the number that you enter here. |
Min Loader ID (minimum loader ID) |
Enter the lowest number that you want to use to identify requisition loader requests. |
Max Loader ID (maximum loader ID) |
Enter the highest number that you want to use to identify requisition loader requests. When the requisition loader reaches this number, it resets request numbering to the number that you enter in Min Loader ID. |
Max Load Lines (maximum load lines) |
Enter the maximum number of lines that can be loaded in a requisition loader process instance. Lines that exceed this number are ignored. |
Procurement Card Controls
Number of Digits to Display |
Enter the number of digits that appear for the procurement card. Note. By default, the system displays only the last four digits of the card. |
Default Voucher Lines |
Enter the maximum number of procurement card transactions that are created for a voucher. Note. The value from this page appears by default on the Voucher Stage Run Control page. |
Vendor Attributes
Create Bill To Customer |
Select this check box if you want to provide the ability to automatically create the bill to customer when defining a vendor using the Vendor Information - Identifying Information page. When you select this check box, the Create Bill-To Customer group box appears on the Vendor Information - Identifying Information page checked by default so that you can quickly create the bill to customer with default information. |
See Also
Entering Vendor Identifying Information
Access the Installation Options - Receivables page.
Collection Credit Exposure
The fields in the Collection Management Credit Exposure group box determine how the Condition Monitor process (AR_CNDMON) calculates a customer's outstanding balance. The process uses the adjusted balance to determine whether customers are approaching or have exceeded their credit limits.
The following table shows what the available credit and outstanding receivables (AR) balance would be if you select none of the check boxes or if you select a single option when a customer's credit limit is 65,000,000.00:
Type of Amount |
No Selection |
Select Unapplied Payments |
Select In-Process Payments |
Select Disputed Items |
Credit Limit |
65,000,000.00 |
65,000,000.00 |
65,000,000.00 |
65,000,000.00 |
Open AR Balance |
65,475,343.21 |
65,475,343.21 |
65,475,343.21 |
65,475,343.21 |
Unapplied Payments |
not applicable (N/A) |
35,876,525.91 |
N/A |
N/A |
In Process Payments |
N/A |
N/A |
125,000.00 |
N/A |
Disputed Items |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
91,276.10 |
Outstanding AR Balance |
65,475,343.21 |
29,598,817.30 |
65,350,343.21 |
65,384,067.11 |
Available Credit |
-475,343.21 |
35,401,182.70 |
-350,343.21 |
-387,067.11 |
Collection Options
The fields in the Collection Options group box define additional options for collection and exception monitoring.
Enable Auto Escalation (enable automatic escalation) |
Select to establish a new action plan for a collection (COLL) condition when a customer that already has a collection action plan violates a collection rule with a higher priority. |
Allow Business Unit Monitoring |
Select if you want to monitor the collection (COLL), entry type/reason code (ETRC), key statistics exceeded (KSTE), and large amount coming due (LACD) conditions by business unit. The Condition Monitor treats each business unit and collection customer combination as a separate customer. Business unit monitoring also affects the assignment of the action owner for these conditions. The Condition Monitor groups all open items for the business unit and collection customer combination together. If all these transactions have the same value in the action owner field, it uses that value for the assigned action owner. Otherwise, it assigns the owner based on the collection customer. Here is an example: Customer FRA01 has transactions in business unit FRA02 and FRA05. You assigned collector DKB to this customer. All of the transactions for this customer in the FRA02 business unit are assigned to collector JKB. All of the transactions in the FRA05 business unit are assigned to collector MLM. If the customer violates the collection criteria in both business units, the Condition Monitor creates two action plans: one for FRA02/FRA01 that it assigns to collector JKB and one for FRA05/FRA01 that it assigns to collector MLM. However, if some of the transactions in the FRA02 business unit are assigned to collector JKB and some are assigned to collector CCC, then the action plan for FRA02/FRA01 will be assigned to the collector for the customer, which is DKB. |
Default Assigned Owner |
Select the user ID for the individual in your organization who you want to be the action owner for action list items when the assigned action owner does not have a user ID. You must designate a default owner before you can define conditions for the Condition Monitor process. |
See Also
Setting Up Parallel Processing
Setting Up Exception and Collection Processing
Access the AR Account Overview Balances page.
The Account Overview - Balances page displays a list of balances for a customer. By default, all balances appear in the list. Clear the check boxes for the balances that you do not want to display for your organization.
Access the Order Management page.
Order/Quote Defaults
Maximum Lines Displayed |
Enter the maximum number of lines to be displayed on the sales order or quote before chunking is used. |
Maximum Schedules Per Line |
Enter the maximum number of schedules per order line displayed before chunking is used. |
Maximum Online Pricing Rows |
Enter the maximum number of schedules to be priced online. If the sales order number of schedules exceeds the maximum, you are directed to the Order Repricing process (OM_REPRICE). |
Maximum Sources of Supply Rows |
Enter the maximum number of rows that can be sources before chunking is used. |
Verity Search |
Select to enable Verity to enhance searching capabilities for customers and products during sales order entry. |
Process Claimback |
Select to process claimbacks. |
Prompt for save when chunking |
Select to have the system prompt you to save a chunk. If cleared, the system automatically saves your order when you navigate from chunk to chunk. |
Process Feature Security |
Select to enable the system to use feature function security. |
Buying Agreement Defaults
Maximum Lines Displayed |
Enter the maximum number of lines to be displayed on the buying agreement before chunking is used. |
See Also
Working with Large Orders and Quotes
This section discusses how to set up Resource Management application-specific installation options. The field values that appear by default on this page when you first install Resource Management are required to support demonstration data that is delivered with your application. You must evaluate each option and enter values based on your organization's business structure, practices, rules, and procedures.
The Installation Options - Resource Management page is divided into these regions:
Service Order Options
Organization Structure
Reporting Options - Billing Rates
Reporting Options - Task Categories
Calendar Options
PeopleSoft Services Procurement Integration Options
PeopleSoft Services Procurement Integration Options - Job Defaults for Person
Profile Display Options
Optimization
Capacity Planning Setup - Default UOM Display
Capacity Planning Setup - Default Capacity Planning Region
Capacity Planning Setup - Unit of Measure Conversions
See Getting Started with PeopleSoft Enterprise Resource Management.
See Understanding Resource Matching.
See Preparing to Implement PeopleSoft Resource Management.
Installation Options - Resource Management Page
Access the Installation Options - Resource Management page.
Service Order Priority |
Select the default priority, or importance, to appear on new service orders. Priority is used for information and reporting. It does not control any service order processing. |
See Defining Service Order Priorities.
Organization Structure
Enter the field name that represents the organizational unit, which categorizes all resources that are managed in Resource Management. The organizational unit field is used:
Most organizations use departments to organize resources into logical groupings by functional area, in which case the organization field name value is DEPTID. |
|
Organizational Unit Record |
Enter the application record name that defines the organizational unit field. If you use department as the organizational unit field, the organizational unit record is DEPT_TBL, which defines the Department (DEPTID) field. |
Enter the name of the tree that contains the organizational unit arranged in a hierarchical business structure. The tree represents the organizational structure in the application. The organizational unit tree is available in Resource Management when users:
The organizational unit tree must be one whose foundation is a tree structure built on the record specified in the Organizational Unit Record field. Note. Every resource that is tracked in Resource Management must belong to an organizational unit that is included in the organizational unit tree. |
|
Employee - Organization Record |
Enter the name of the record that keeps track of the organizational unit to which each resource belongs. If the organizational unit field is the Department field (DEPTID), you can use the Employee-Organization record RS_ORGEMPLBR_VW as delivered. The Employee-Organization record is a view of the Job record (JOB) that identifies the department for every employee. The Job record is the PeopleSoft HRMS record that identifies the department, location, job code, and a variety of other attributes for every employee in the organization. |
See Defining the Organization by Using Trees.
Reporting Options - Billing Rates
Billing Rate |
This field is not used by Resource Management at this time. You can accept the default value, leave the field blank, or enter a value that can be used in the future if you create a configuration that uses a default billing rate. |
Currency Code |
Enter the currency code that is used by the Resource Optimization feature to convert all resource billing rates into one currency for comparison. |
Rate Type |
Select the rate type that determines the default conversion rate for converting resource billing rates and currency codes. |
Unit of Measure |
This field is not used by Resource Management at this time. You can enter a value that can be used in the future if you create a configuration that uses a default billing rate unit of measure. |
Reporting Options - Task Categories
Select task categories and corresponding chart colors to appear on the Resource Schedule chart if you enter the chart from the:
|
Upd by Mgr (update by manager) |
Select the nonassignment (appointment) task categories that can be added and modified by managers with access to resource schedules. This selection applies to managers with access to the Monthly Schedule page. |
Upd by Res (update by resource) |
Select the nonassignment task categories that can be added and modified by resources in their own resource schedules. |
Notify by Mgr (notify by manager) |
Select the nonassignment task categories that trigger a notification message to the resource and the resource manager if a manager with authority to modify resource schedules changes a task in the specified category in the resource schedule. Note. After you select the task categories, you must select Calendar Email Notification to activate workflow. |
Notify by Res (notify by resource) |
Select the nonassignment task categories that trigger a notification message to the resource manager if a resource changes a task in the specified category in the resource schedule. Note. After you select the task categories, you must select Calendar Email Notification to activate workflow. |
Category and Task Description |
Displays all nonassignment task category names and descriptions. |
Calendar Email Notification |
Select to activate the Resource Management email notification workflow feature to notify the resource or resource manager of changes to selected task categories. Note. You must select this option to activate workflow notification messages for the selected task categories. |
Enter a desktop calendar application to synchronize with Resource Management resource schedules. Valid options are: Outlook, Lotus Notes, or leaving the field blank. You must first separately implement Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Outlook, and set up your PeopleSoft application to integrate with it, before any synchronization functions can occur. |
See Defining Holidays on Resource Schedules.
PeopleSoft Services Procurement Integration Options
This group box appears only if you install Services Procurement and select the Allow Non-Employees to be established as Resources option.
Enable PeopleSoft Services Procurement Integration |
Select to enable the integration between Resource Management and Services Procurement that allow users to initiate Services Procurement service requisitions from Resource Management to fulfill resource requests, and navigate to requisitions to make updates. If you do not select this option, the Find External Resource icon does not appear on the Staffing Workbench - Fulfill Orders page. |
Enable Requestor Defaults |
Select this option for the project manager to be used as the requestor name for Services Procurement service requisitions that initiate in Resource Management. If you do not select this option, users are prompted to enter the name of the requestor when initiating a service requisition. Important! If you select this option, users must associate a project with the service order and assign a project manager to the project, and the project manager must be established as a valid requestor in Services Procurement. When a service requisition is initiated in Resource Management, the project manager name is passed from Resource Management to Services Procurement to use as the requestor name, and users cannot change the requestor name on the service requisition. |
See Understanding Integration with PeopleSoft Services Procurement.
PeopleSoft Services Procurement Integration Options - Job Defaults for Person
If you allow non-employee data to be maintained in the FSCM database, you can create new non-employee data records—automatically or manually—for Services Procurement person IDs that are established as resources. The values that you enter in these fields appear by default on the Convert Person ID to Resource page when you establish a person ID as a resource. Users can modify the values as needed on the Convert Person ID to Resource page or in the Employee Personal Data component (RS_CM_PERSONAL).
Business Unit |
Select a business unit to serve as the default HR business unit for new non-employee data records (EMPLIDs) that are created for Services Procurement person IDs. This is a required field on the person's data record. |
Department |
Select the default department. This is a required field on the person's data record. |
Location, Supervisor ID, and Job Code |
Select a default value for each field. |
Standard Hours |
Enter a default value for standard hours per work day. Standard hours are used by the Resource Match engine to calculate Availability fit scores for each combination of eligible resource-and-open resource request. |
Standard Work Period |
Select the default standard work period. Standard work period is used by the Resource Match engine to calculate Availability fit scores for each combination of eligible resource-and-open resource request. |
Holiday Schedule |
Select a default holiday schedule to populate resource schedules that are created for new non-employee data records (EMPLIDs). |
Employee ID Prefix |
Enter up to three characters to serve as the prefix for new resource employee IDs that are created for Services Procurement person IDs. When a user establishes a person ID as a non-employee resource, the employee ID default value is a concatenation of this prefix and the Last Emplid Used field value. |
Last Emplid Used |
Enter a number, up to eight characters, to serve—along with the Employee ID Prefix field value—as the last system-generated employee ID that is created for a Services Procurement person ID. For example, if the employee ID prefix is EXT and the last employee ID used is 500, the system assigns an employee ID of EXT00000501 to the next person ID that is converted to a resource in Resource Management. |
See Creating Employee Data Files.
See Establishing PeopleSoft Services Procurement Service Providers as Resources.
<Resource profile sections> |
Select the check boxes—such as Objectives or Preferences—for the resource profile sections that you want to appear on the Resource Profile review-only summary page. Sections that are not selected are hidden from the summary page, but remain visible in the profile to users with security permission to update profiles. |
See Maintaining Resource Profiles.
Optimization
Select the Enable Resource Optimization check box to enable the publishing of the messages necessary for Resource Optimization. If this check box is cleared, the optimization messages will not be published, even if the messages are active.
Note. Before the messages can publish, they must be made active.
Capacity Planning Setup - Default UOM Display
Select in which unit the system is to display effort and capacity: Hours or Days.
Capacity Planning Setup - Default Capacity Planning Region
Region SetID |
Specify the ID for the default region that will be used in Capacity Planning - Combined Scenario analysis. |
Region Code |
Specify the default region code that will be used in Capacity Planning - Combined Scenario analysis. This region will be used for the following:
|
Capacity Planning Setup - Unit of Measure Conversions
Standard Hours per Work Day |
Enter the number of hours that equal one full work day. |
Standard Work Days per Month |
Enter the number of work days that equal one full month. |
Work Days to Full Time Resource |
Enter the number of days per month that equal one full-time resource. |
Access the Services Procurement Installation Options page.
Managed Services Provider Installation |
Click to enable the managed services provider (MSP) functionality in Services Procurement. This check box should not be selected unless your organization is an MSP. If selected, the PO Work Order Integration and PO Service Contracts check boxes are disabled. The HCM Integration check box will also be disabled. Conversely, if the PO Work Order Integration or HCM Integration check boxes are selected, the Managed Service Provider Installation check box is disabled. |
SP Fulfillment Enabled (Services-Procurement-fulfillment-enabled) |
Select to enable Services Procurement fulfillment, where you can source requisitions to suppliers, receive candidate submittals, and perform bid negotiations. |
SP Administration Enabled (Services-Procurement-administration-enabled) |
Select to enable Services Procurement administration so that you can set up procurement base data such as projects and activities. |
SP Expense Enabled (Services-Procurement-expense-enabled) |
Select to enable suppliers to submit expenses, which is based on the setting for a particular work order. Note. This option is only available when SP Administration is enabled. |
SP Settlement Enabled (Services-Procurement-settlement-enabled) |
Select to enable access to invoicing functionality, which includes the creation, modification, approval, and printing of invoices, as well as integration to Accounts Payables. Note. This option is only available when SP Administration is enabled. |
SP Pay Types Enabled (Services-Procurement-pay-types-enabled) |
Select to enable the use of pay types. You use Pay types to break down the total supplier rate into the following rate components : pay rate, fixed cost, vendor markup, and third-party markup. Note. When you select this option, the rate breakdown is available on rate sheets, requisitions, bids, and work orders. |
PO WO Integration (work-order integration with purchase orders) |
Select to produce purchase orders from work orders. This option is available only if Purchasing is installed. |
PO Service Contracts Enabled |
Select to enable the use of Purchasing service contracts in Services Procurement to validate supplier bid amounts against existing contracts for the specified service. Note. This option is available only if Purchasing is installed and PO WO Integration is enabled. |
Use Region Tree Structure |
Select to use a graphical tree structure to associate locations and suppliers to regions. |
Schedule Sourcing Emails |
Select to schedule sourcing emails in a batch process. |
Use HCM Terminology? |
Select to use HCM terminology throughout Services Procurement. When you select this option, the terms of Service and Service Type are changed to Job Code and Job Family on all labels. |
Recruiting Solutions Integration Enabled |
Select to enable the integration with Recruiting Solutions. When you select this option, all requisitions created in the Recruiting Solutions product can be passed over to Services Procurement for fulfillment. |
HCM Person Integration Enabled |
Select to use the HCM database as the system of record for contingent labor associated to Services Procurement work orders. |
Last Expense Report ID Used |
Displays a starting number for the expense sheet ID assignment. Click the Sync button to synchronize the displayed number with the current next number in the system. |
Resource ID Last Used |
Unique identifier for time sheet, progress log, or expense sheet amounts passed through the integration. Note. This option is only available when Project Costing is installed. |
Max Search Result to Retrieve (maximum search results to retrieve) |
Enter the maximum number of values that the system retrieves on roster page searches. This field applies to projects or activities search pages only. |
Base Unit of Measure |
Enter the standard UOM. Only UOMs that have conversions defined for this standard UOM appear in UOM prompt fields. For example, if you specify hours, the system includes units such as days in UOM prompts, rather than unrelated units such as pounds. |
Base Units Per Week |
Select the number of base units that are included in a typical workweek. |
Warning! If your organization uses PeopleSoft Enterprise Customer Relationship Management and Services Procurement, the source tables containing the PERSON_ID field are not integrated in this release of Services Procurement. Depending on how you implement the use of PERSON_ID in Services Procurement, the values in one table may override the values in the other table.
Access the Installation Options - Staffing page.
Note. This page is shared by Staffing Front Office and Pay/Bill Management. Some of the options are common to both applications and some apply only to either Staffing Front Office or Pay/Bill Management.
Review the information in the Installation Options table before completing any transactions in the system. The installation options table is global, not driven by setID. It has only one row of data.
Note. The four organization structure fields are necessary when using Staffing Front Office and when using resource groups to narrow the criteria of PeopleMatch and PeopleSearch. The screen shot shows an example of how to populate these fields using a department tree.
Apply Online
These options appear only when Staffing Front Office is installed. The functionality is not available when only Pay/Bill Management is installed.
Department SetID |
Enter the default department setID that is to be automatically associated with the candidates who use the Apply Online component. All applicants in the system must have a department. However, this information is not captured in the component used by candidates who use the Apply Online functionality. |
Employee Self Service Deptid |
Enter the default department ID that is to be automatically associated with the candidates who use the Apply Online component. All applicants in the system must have a department. However, this information is not captured in the component used by candidates who use the Apply Online functionality. |
Default Attachment Type |
Select the default attachment type that the system automatically associates with the resumes attached through the Apply Online component. |
Additional Job Options
These options apply only when Pay/Bill Management is installed. They enable you to choose to have your system reuse employee job records across different assignments or to always create a new employee job record for each assignment. Even if you decide to reuse job records across assignments, the system still provides the option to power users to force the creation of an additional job for one specific assignment when needed.
When Staffing Front Office is installed but Pay/Bill Management is not, the application will use employee job record number 0 (zero) for all assignments.
Hourly Employees |
Select the check box to have the system automatically create an additional job for every new assignment for hourly employees. The system attempts to reuse job records unless you select this check box. |
Salaried Employees |
Select the check box to have the system automatically create an additional job for every new assignment for salaried employees. The system attempts to reuse job records unless you select this check box. |
Organization Structure
These options apply only when Staffing Front Office is installed. They capture information about the tree used to define resource groups. Resource groups can be used to narrow the search criteria in PeopleMatch and PeopleSearch. You can use a tree by candidate department ID or location code to define resource groups.
Organization Unit Field |
Enter the name of the field that will be used to join with the tree that defines the resource groups. |
Organization Unit Record |
Enter the table that contains the valid values and descriptions for the organization unit field you entered in the Organization Unit Field field. |
Organization Unit Tree |
Enter the name of the tree to use to define your resource groups. |
Employee - Organization Record |
Enter the record that tracks the organizational unit that the resource belongs to through the specified Organization Unit Field. |
Default Task Category |
Select the task category that the system will use when automatically populating a resource calendar when temporary assignments are created. This option is only used when Staffing Front Office is installed and when the Add Assignments to Calendar check box is selected. |
Add Assignments to Calendar |
Select this check box to populate the resource calendar whenever an assignment is created. This option is only used when Staffing Front Office is installed. |
Change 'Ship-to' Customer/Address Labels to 'Work |
Select this check box to enable the system to change the ship to labels to worksite for ship-to addresses and ship-to customers within the Customer Information component. |
Access the PeopleTools Options page.
In the General Options group box, select the Multiple Jobs Allowed check box and save the page.
Access the Strategic Sourcing Installation Options page.
Analyze and Award Options
Use Optimization Engine to Recommend Awards |
Select this option if you are using the Strategic Sourcing Optimization engine feature. This feature enables the system to evaluate bids and determine an ideal award allocation. The award recommendation will be based on maximizing the value while adhering to purchasing and company objectives and constraints. |
Show award details to bidders |
Select to enable displaying award details to bidders. You can choose to:
You can override the values set here on the Award Details page for each sourcing event. |
UDDI Authorization
Allow Search of UDDI Registry |
Select if you are using the UDDI feature. This features enables you to search the (online) UDDI registry to find appropriate suppliers to invite to the bidding process for an event. In addition, this functionality enables event creators to establish relationships with new vendors. See Inviting Bidders. |
MultiChannel Framework Sourcing Defaults
Automatically create Agent profiles for Event Creators with these defaults |
Entering information here enables event creator to chat with bidders using the MultiChannel Framework chat capabilities. If selected, the system automatically creates users as MCF agents upon posting their first sourcing event. Bidders can then request to chat with the event creator from the bid response pages. Note. Any defaults set here can be overridden for a selected agent on the MCF Agent setup page (MCF_AGENT_PG) in PeopleTools. |
Logical Queue |
Complete the MultiChannel Framework default only if you have selected the Automatically create Agent profiles for Event Creators with these defaults check box. A logical queue is an application-level queue that receives work requests (tasks) relating to an application area, such as chat requests regarding sales information, and routes them to agents capable of handling the work. For example, you might configure a logical queue called SOURCING for bidder issues. |
Physical Queue |
The system randomly selects this queue so that the tasks in a logical queue are distributed by the framework among all available physical queues for scalability. For example, the SOURCING queue could be serviced by two MCF clusters across two physical queues: SOURCING1 and SOURCING2. |
Skill Level |
Specify the minimum agent skill required to handle this task. The queue server assigns this task type to an available agent with the lowest skill level on that queue greater than or equal to the skill level required by the task. The minimum value is 0, and there is no maximum value. The value specified here can be overridden in the EnQueue() or InitChat() built-in function call. |
Maximum Workload |
Select the maximum load that this agent can be assigned before tasks are held or assigned to other agents. This is a required field. The cost of each accepted task is added to the agent's current workload. A task is not assigned to an agent if its cost pushes the agent's current workload over the maximum. |
Response ID |
Use to create default chat templates for each agent's profile. Chat templates are used to send responses to bidders. Values include: Abandon, Accept, Deny, End, Forward, and Other. For each response ID, you can add a response name, response description, and response text. |
Presence State |
Use to define one or more default presence states for each agent's profile. Options include: Available and Unavailable. Add a presence description that appears when checking to see if an agent is available. |
See Also
Setting Up Instant Messaging Using MultiChannel Framework
Enterprise PeopleTools PeopleBook: PeopleSoft MultiChannel Framework
Access the Supplier Contract Management page.
Use this page to define servers, server paths, compare and render options, verity searching, syndication options, and required approvals.
Server Path
Use this group box to define default server locations for use in the file creation processes within Supplier Contract Management.
Application Server Path |
Enter the default navigational path to the server on which you create temporary server-side files. Use this application server directory, for example, when generating authored documents. The system generates the temporary document on the application server prior to transferring it to the FTP server. You might want to select a directory such as c:\temp, which exists on Windows NT application servers. |
Document Compares & Rendering
Use this group box to define default settings when you want to enable server-side Microsoft Word processing. This includes comparisons of the current contract document with a temporarily created version of the same Microsoft Word document. You create the temporary version using the Regenerate or Refresh button on the Document Management page. Also, you can optionally create a Microsoft Word .doc template version of the Extended Markup Language (XML) generated documents to send to suppliers who might be using a version of Microsoft Word prior to Microsoft Word 2003. In each of these cases, system processing must render a Microsoft Word comparison file or a .doc template file for the server.
Enable Compare Functionality |
Select to enable the document administrator to run a server-side comparison of the current contract against a regenerated version or refreshed version of the contract. The comparison displays the differences and is for information purposes only. |
Enable Rendering .doc |
Select to enable the generation of a document during the dispatch process. You select this check box in case a supplier does not use Microsoft Word 2003 and cannot read .XML version of the file. |
Compare/Render Server/Path |
Enter a path name for the default Windows NT server that will serve as a temporary location for document processing for server-side comparisons and document rendering of .XML. An example of a temporary location might be c:\temp. |
Compare/Render Server URL(compare/render server uniform resource locator) |
Enter a default Windows NT server URL and a port number that define the location of the port where documents are processed on the Windows NT server. You must also have Microsoft Word 2003 installed on the Windows NT server for this function to work properly. |
Verity Search
Use this group box to specify Verity index search options. Supplier Contract Management uses Verity searching to perform content searches on elements in the library. For example, you can search clauses and sections, the latest versions contract document content, and transactional-related contract data for purchasing contracts.
Chunk Size |
Enter the number of returned rows that you want to retrieve and display when you perform a Verity search. If you do not enter a value, the system retrieves 20 rows at a time. |
Processing Options
Use this group box to define processing options for syndication and contract documents. Syndication is the exchange of contract information between PeopleSoft contracts and third-party systems. Using syndication, the system publishes contract information from Purchasing contracts to third-party systems. This enables the third-party system to create the contract. Using syndication, the system can also receive and consolidate contract performance information from third-party systems.
The syndicate options control additional information that the system might publish with the contract. Depending on the capabilities of the remote system as well as the consistency of setup data between the two systems, you might not want to syndicate this optional information.
The default value for all check boxes in this group box is cleared.
Approvals Required
Use this group box to define high-level information for supporting collaboration workflow and approvals.
Clause Approval |
Select to indicate that approvals are required for clauses. When you select this check box, the system enables workflow approvals for clauses. If you do not select this check box, the person maintaining the clause can set the clause status to approved. |
Document Approval |
Select to indicate that approvals are required for documents. If you select this check box, the system requires the document administrator to submit documents for approval. If you do not select this check box, the document administrator can click the Approve button to approve the document for final dispatch to supplier for signature. |
Document Reapproval After Edit |
Select to indicate that if a document is edited after being approved, it must then be reapproved. Depending on organization internal controls for contract documents, this may or may not be required. |
Collaboration Notifications |
Select the method that the system should use to notify collaborators when they are listed as collaborators in the document collaboration process. Valid Values are: Email: Select to use an email notice to alert collaborators that a collaboration is waiting for them. Email and Worklist: Select to notify collaborators using both notification methods. None: Select to indicate that a notification is not required. User Preference: Select to use a combination of generic templates, which include user roles and PeopleCode application classes, to notify collaborators for clause and document approvals. Worklist: Select to use an automated to-do list that routes work items. From the worklist, collaborators can directly access the pages that they need in order to perform the next action for a document, and then return to the worklist for another item. |
Collaboration Routing Template |
Select the generic template that the system should use in routing documents for collaboration. This template controls the format of information for email notifications when the system routes a document for collaboration. Predefined values are: CS_ClsRteApproval: Route for Approval CS_ClsRteReview: Route for Review CS_ClsApprove: On Final Approve CS_ClsDeny: On Final Deny CS_ClsTimeout: On Timeout |
Collaboration Done Template |
Select the template that the system should use when collaboration has been completed for a document. The template controls the information that appears in the email to the administrator when collaboration is completed. |
See Also
Setting Up PeopleSoft Supplier Contract Management
Access the Installation Options - Treasury page.
Enable Accounting Integration |
Select to enable integration of PeopleSoft Enterprise Treasury applications with PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne General Ledger. |
Integration Engine Run Option |
Determines when the Integration Engine process (TR_JRNL_INT) is run. The options are:
|
EnterpriseOne Connection Data
The fields in the EnterpriseOne Connection Data are required only for importing data from EnterpriseOne General Accounting tables for the purpose of generating a cash position worksheet in Enterprise Cash Management.
DBID (Database Identifier) |
Enter the EnterpriseOne database from which the data is imported. |
Password |
Enter the password required for logging in the EnterpriseOne database specified in the DBID field. |
Server |
Enter the EnterpriseOne Integration Server. |
See PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne 8.11 SP1 Application Integrations with PeopleSoft Enterprise Applications
Financial Gateway Options
Password Prompt on Dispatch |
Check enable a security measure that requires the user to reenter their password when dispatching payments from the Dispatch Payments page. |
Online Dispatch Server Name |
Enter the name of the server to run the Dispatch Payment Application Engine process (PMT_DISPATCH). By doing so, Process Scheduler will only run the Dispatch Payment Application Engine process on the server selected rather than the next available server. This option is available to accommodate the transmission of security-sensitive, payment files. |
Import Max Payments per Message |
Enter the number of payments allowed in a PAYMENT_REQUEST application message passed from source systems, such as Payables, to Financial Gateway. Increasing the number of payments per message requires less messages to be sent, but requires more memory to process—a system limitation that can affect performance. The default value is 1,500 payments per message. |
See Also
Registering Source Applications with Financial Gateway