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Agreements Setup
Pricing Agreement Price List lines are defined on the bottom block of the
agreements form. Here you can define agreement prices for the agreement price list
using customer part numbers and inventory item numbers. You can also maintain
line revisions and keep track of these with revision reasons.
Customer Items
You can define Pricing Agreements for customer items. The Customer Item must be
setup in the inventory system. At order entry time, you can order either by the
customer item or its cross referenced internal item.
Single Currency
Both Standard Agreements and Pricing Agreements are for a single currency. This
is the currency that is specified on the price list. If you need an agreement to apply
to multiple currencies, then you need to setup multiple price lists for each currency,
and then setup multiple agreements and attach the price list to each.
Agreements Setup
Prior to defining Agreements, you need to determine how agreements can be used
in your business processes. The following needs to be considered:
Agreement and Customer Relationship
Agreements can be defined to be generic, that they can be used by any customer.
Agreements can also be defined for a specific customer and all their related
customers.
Defining Agreement Types
By setting up different Agreement Types (not to be confused with Type of
Agreement), you can categorize agreements into a particular type. A type can be
used to limit which agreements can be entered on a particular order type or a type
can be used for segmenting for reporting purposes. Agreement type is not
mandatory. You define Agreement Types by using the Lookups menu item under
the Pricing sub-menu.
Revision Reason
Revision Reasons can help you track the reason why a new version of an agreement
was created. This is an optional field. You define Revision Reasons by using the
Lookups menu item under the Pricing sub-menu.
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