Publication Date: 11/12/2024
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The Loan Order Detail will automatically appear for the entry of new records. Therefore, it is not necessary to select the New
The following information/options are available in this window: Order Number The type of order and the order number for the transaction. Line The specific Line item of the Order. Each Line item could represent a different part included in the same order. Status Line item will default to Open status. Order statuses are as follows: Cancel - Order is not to be processed, received, or invoiced. Closed - All Order line items have been received; therefore, the status will automatically change to Closed status. Open - All Order items have not yet been received. Open defaults for all newly created order line items. Loan Category These categories are flagged against part in the Inventory Module. Short Loan - Loaned parts not to exceed one year. Pool - Parts belonging to a pool agreement with the vendor. Long Loan - Loaned parts one year or greater. P/N The Part Number reference for the aircraft part. Loaned parts must exist in the P/N Master. P/N Description The description of the part. This will populate by default. This may be overridden against the order. Condition The condition of the part. DEL Date The date when the part(s) is/are expected to be received. Note: May be pre-defined on the Shipping Information tab of the Vendor Master. For additional information, please refer to the Setting Training Manual. QTY The number of parts for the transaction. UOM The unit of measure. This will default if associated with a Part Number as defined in the P/N Master. Transactions for parts can be conducted in a different UOM than defined in the P/N Master. However, upon receiving the UOM, conversion will automatically adjust the quantities, providing that the conversion rate is defined in the UOM System Transaction Code (via Setting/Explorer/System Transaction Code). Unit Cost The unit cost from the vendor (per UOM specified). Select into the field for historical purchase costs. The cost information is derived from the P/N Master (Settings/ Update/ P/N Master/ Cost button). See the Settings chapter for additional information regarding the P/N Master. Note: Loan Order will use the unit cost to in the calculation of percentage for the daily charge for the part received. FOC checkbox Select this checkbox if the item is Free of Charge. Note: At the bottom of this window, the FOC checkbox is displayed next to each line item and is either selected or not selected. If selected, the text is displayed in red. Duty Cost The customs duty cost (if applicable). Freight Cost The associated freight cost/fees, if applicable. Tax Cost The tax cost (if applicable). Requisition The Requisition linked to the order. When the Requisition and Line are populated, most of the order line's fields are auto-populated based on the information listed in the Requisition (including the P/N). Note: If the Requisition and Line item linked to the order in the General tab contains a Capital Expenditure, the Capital Expenditure is auto-populated in the order's optional tab. For more information, refer to the Loan Order Detail, Optional Tab. Note: The system will check the Authorization Status of the Requisition when being attached to the order. If authorization is required, the Requisition Authorization option must be used by someone with the relevant financial authority. Once the Requisition is authorized, users will be able to attach the document to the order. For additional information, please refer to the Requisition Training Manual. When Switch Line The attached requisition line number. Factor Cost section The Factor Cost fields are self calculating and use the percentage fee or days factors multiplied by the unit cost and number of days borrowed to determine the loan order total cost upon return of loan. Initial Fee - The Loan Order processing flat fee as charged by the vendor. Note: The initial fee may be pre-defined on the Loan tab in the Vendor Master and override against the individual loan order line item. For additional information, please refer to the Settings Training Manual. Fix Fee % - Enter a fixed percentage amount (of the unit cost) that will be charged once for the loaned part. If using the Fixed Fee % field, the Factors (1, 2, and 3%) may or may not be used. Note: The Fix Fee may be pre-defined on the Loan tab in the Vendor Master and override against the individual loan order line item. For additional information, please refer to the Settings Training Manual. Days/ Factor 1% - Enter the number of days and the percentage of the parts' unit cost that is to be charged for the loan, e.g. the first 10 days the daily charge will be 2% of the part's value. Note: The Days/ Factor 1% may be pre-defined on the Loan tab in the Vendor Master and override against the individual loan order line item. For additional information, please refer to the Settings Training Manual. Days/ Factor 2% - Enter the number of days and the percentage of the parts' unit cost that is to be charged on the second level (i.e. once the number of parts defined in Days Factor 1 are over). For example, after the first 10 days defined in Days Factor 1, there are 20 days that have a daily charge of 3% of the part's value. In this case, enter 20 days and 3% in these fields. Note: The Days/ Factor 2% may be pre-defined on the Loan tab in the Vendor Master and override against the individual loan order line item. For additional information, please refer to the Settings Training Manual. Factor 3% - Enter the final charge level. After the days defined in Days Factor 2 are over, the daily charge defined here will be effective. This is the percentage of the unit cost to be charged per day for the loaned part from that day forward. Note: The Factor 3% may be pre-defined on the Loan tab in the Vendor Master and override against the individual loan order line item. For additional information, please refer to the Settings Training Manual. RTN Within Days The number of days for either the P/N to be received and returned or delivered and returned. G/L fields The General Ledger accounting code for the order. The order G/L will default to the Part Number G/L as defined in the P/N Master, Costing tab. However, this field may be overwritten for any given order. As part of the multi company functionality, this field will be populated with the G/L Account that matches the Company entered into the Company field of the L/O header window. Note: This field will default to the Default L/O G/L as entered in the P/N Category transaction code for the loaned part. For more information refer to the P/N Category via the Settings Transaction Code Manual. Note: When Orders Switch Repair Cost The estimated cost of the repair (if applicable). Note: If the Repair Cost is received after the Loan Order is closed, Invoice Order-ADD or LO/Repair Category may be used to capture and expense this cost. For more information, please refer to the Link Training Manual. Repair Cost G/L fields The G/L account for the repair cost. The Order Repair Cost G/L will default to the Part Number Default RO G/L as defined in the P/N Master. This may be overridden for any given order. Start Charge Date Upon receipt of a part, this field will be stamped with the order receiving date for the loaned part. The system will use this date to start calculating the number of days for which that part was borrowed (remains in Inventory) and attribute the factor cost accordingly in the loan order total cost calculation. End Charge Date Upon Return/of/ Loan this field will be stamped with the date for the return of the part. The system will use this date to end the calculation for the number of days for which that part was borrowed (remained in Inventory) and attribute the factor cost accordingly in the loan order total cost calculation. The following Orders configuration applies to this field:
A/C The individual aircraft tail number. _____________________________________________________________________________________ The Export as Excel Additional information can be entered according to the requirements. More lines can be added to the Loan Order. Select the Save Note: The Loan Order rates are typically defined by Fix Fee % OR any combination of the Days and Factor Percentages. This is an Either/ Or selection but not both. |
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