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Type Maintenance

 

Summary

 

When a PM module task code is attached to a transaction in another module (for example, an AP invoice line item or a CR module cash receipt), you are required to attach a PM module type code to the transaction. The type code is used to categorize the type of work performed on a PM module task. Some examples of type codes include: materials, labor, equipment and services.

 

When budgets are created on tasks using the Task Maintenance window (PM> Maintenance> Task> Budget tab), the budget amounts are set up by type code. For example, you can create a separate budget amount on a task code for the usage of labor, equipment and services. When a transaction from another module is posted to the task code, the type code on the transaction will determine which budgeted amount will be affected.

 

You can attach a GL account to a type code in order to create a default GL account that should be used on transactions that are attached to the type code. For example, if you are creating an Accounts Payable Invoice and you attach the type code to an invoice line item, the GL account on the PM module type will populate on the invoice line item. If there is a GL account attached to the task code, the GL account on the type code will override it.

 

Related Links

 

Click here for information on LEMS code maintenance.

 

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