Question: I have noticed that on Commitment Change Orders (CCOs), I can enter the Quantity and Rate for some of my Items, but not all of them. Why is this?
Question: I have noticed that on Commitment Change Orders (CCOs), I can enter the Quantity and Rate for some of my Items, but not all of them. Why is this?
Question: How can I combine several CCOs for specific Commitments into combined CCOs so I can process just one amended contract agreement per vendor? Answer: Starting with V2019, you can
Question: How do I set up a Commitment line to have a rate, but no predetermined units? Answer: Create a Commitment document. Add an Item, as usual. Select a UOM that
This report lists CCO documents. Note: although the image above does not show the Output drop-down, you can select an output method (PDF/Excel/CSV) for this report. Filters Project – the
Info: When working with the CCO (Commitment Change Order) template, you can use the following qAlias bookmarks. Bookmark Description qCCOAmt_ThisChangeAmt Amount of This Commitment Change Order qCCOAmt_ApprovedExpense Amount of Prior Approved
Question: How does a Commitment or a Commitment Change Order (CCO) update the budget? Answer: When appropriate, the Commitment and CCO will create Budget Revision (and/or) Forecast documents to update
Question: At my company, the CCO for the Commitment always comes in first, before the Change Order. Here’s our workflow: We create the CCO according to the paperwork that is
Question: How do I create a Commitment or CCO from an RFQ? When does the system create a CCO from an RFQ? Answer: When it is time to take an