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Contract Button, via Vendor Master

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The Contract window is used to set up vendor contracts for maintenance to be completed by a contractor. These contracts are designed for heavy maintenance (i.e. H-Checks), meaning Work Orders that have many Task Cards on them. The customer can set up the Vendor Contract Header via the Contract eMRO_but_Contract button from the Vendor Master. The user can set up multiple Contract Types per Vendor. Once the Vendor Contract Header is completed, the customer can add/import the Task Cards for this contract. The customer also has the ability to designate a cap limit for material and/or labor captured on both routine and Non Routine Task Cards. The Vendor Contract functionality works in conjunction with the Customer Authorization Request functionality. Once the Vendor Contract has been set up with the Vendor information, including the Task Cards and rates, the contractor can review the maintenance that needs to be done and create a Contractor Authorization Request if they find additional work that needs to be done. For additional information, refer to the Airline Authorization Button via the Work Order Header Buttons via the Production Training Manual.

The following tabs and buttons are available.

Contract Tabs

Contract Buttons

General Tab

Informational Tab

Reset button

New button

Save button

Delete button

eMRO_but_Note_Main Notes button

Attachments button

Copy button

eMRO_but_Contractor Rates Contractor Rates button

Contract Task Cards button

In This Section

Contract, General Tab

Contract, Informational Tab

Contract Buttons

See Also

Vendor Master Buttons

Notes Button, via Vendor Master

Attachment Button, via Vendor Master

Print Button, via Vendor Master

Contact Button, via Vendor Master

Vendor Performance Button, via Vendor Master

Change Vendor Button, via Vendor Master

Audit Button, via Vendor Master

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