Manage Orders
You can create orders against jobs, maintenance calls or PPM (planned preventative maintenance) Active Tasks.
Note: If an order is created directly from a PPM Active Task, a job is automatically created with the status set to Auto-created.
Use K2 to:
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Do one of the following:
- Search for and open the relevant order.
- Search for and open the relevant job, condition or PPM Active Task, then either:
Click the New Order option in the Tasks panel.
Click the Current Order(s) option in the Associated Items panel to display the Orders List, and then double-click an existing record to open it.
The Order Editor is displayed.
- Enter or edit the relevant details.
The fields on the Order Editor are described in the following table.
Section | This field | Holds this information... |
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Editor | Order Number |
A unique order number. Note: This can either be entered or populated automatically, depending on the Order Unique Number setting in System Options (accessed by navigating to Tools > System Options and then clicking the System Options button). |
External Reference | A reference from another system, if required. | |
Project Number | A reference to a project, if required. | |
Contractor |
The order's contractor. If the order is for a PPM Task that is linked to a contract, this populates automatically. Note: The contractor must have the Approved and Is Contractor check boxes selected on the Agency Editor. Refer to Add or Edit an Agency for further information. |
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Contractor Site Code | The contractor's site code, if the contractor has multiple site codes set up against the Purchase Ledger entry. | |
Surveyor | The surveyor, if required. Select from the drop-down list, which is populated with contacts that have the Surveyor check box selected. | |
Procurement Type |
The procurement method used to select the contractor. Note: These can be defined in Procurement Type reference data (accessed by navigating to Finance > Accounts Payable > Order). |
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Instructing Officer | The instructing officer, if required. Select from the drop-down list, which is populated with contacts that have the Instructing Officer check box selected. | |
Created Date | The date the order record was created. This is populated automatically on saving. | |
Authorised |
Whether the order has been authorised. Note: You need a role with the OrderAuthorise or OrderAuthoriseOwnOrders permission to enable this check box. |
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Issued Date | The date the order was issued. This is populated automatically based on when the email was sent to the contractor. | |
Due Date | The date the order is due to be completed. This field is mandatory. | |
Actual Start Time | The actual start time of the order, if required. | |
Actual Finish Time | The actual end time of the order, if required. | |
Priority |
The priority of the order. Note: These can be defined in Priorities reference data (accessed by navigating to Services > Service Request). |
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Order Status |
The status of the order. Note: These can be defined in Order Status reference data (accessed by navigating to Finance > Accounts Payable > Order). |
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Contract | Contract | The relevant contract. This is populated automatically if the order was added to a maintenance contract. |
Estimate | Material | Estimated material costs. |
Labour | Estimated labour costs. | |
Plant | Estimated plant costs. | |
Total | Estimated total costs. This is populated automatically based on the Material, Labour and Plant fields. | |
Totals | Order Value | The value of the order. This is populated automatically. |
Authorised Order Variations Value | The value of any authorised order variations. This is populated automatically. | |
Total Value | The total value of the order. This is populated automatically. |
- Add or edit any order items or cost codes as required.
- Click Save.
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Order items are populated automatically from PPM Instructions per PPM Item (that is: if the instruction set against the PPM Task has two instructions and there are three locations linked to the PPM Task, there will be six order items - two for each location).
To add order items to an order:
- Search for and open the order record, if required.
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Click the Add Item button in the Order Items section.
Alternatively, double-click an existing record to edit it.
The Edit Order Item window is displayed.
- Enter or edit the relevant details.
The fields on the Edit Order Item window are described in the following table.
Section | This field | Holds this information... |
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Item Details | Rate Item |
The rate type item. Note: These can be defined in Rate Types reference data (accessed by navigating to Functions > Schedule of Rates > SOR). |
Schedule Of Rate |
The schedule of rate. This is populated automatically based on the selected Rate Item. Note: These can be defined in Schedule of Rates reference data (accessed by navigating to Functions > Schedule of Rates > SOR). |
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Description | A description of the item. This field is mandatory. | |
Ordered Quantity | The quantity of the item ordered. | |
Monetary Values | <Cost fields 1-3> |
Costs associated with the rate types. These can be overridden by selecting the Override Costs check box. Note: These can be defined using the Cost Name1 to Cost Name3 fields in Rate Types reference data (accessed by navigating to Functions > Schedule of Rates > SOR). |
Unit Price | The unit price. This can be overridden by selecting the Override Unit Price check box. | |
Item Total | The total cost of the item. |
- Click OK.
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Cost codes are automatically populated from the PPM Active Task or job, but can be edited if necessary.
To add or edit a cost code:
- Search for and open the order record, if required.
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Click the Add Cost Code button in the Cost Code section.
Alternatively, double-click an existing record to edit it.
The Cost Code Editor is displayed.
- Enter or edit the relevant details.
The fields on the Cost Code Editor are described in the following table.
This field | Holds this information... |
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Is Revenue | Whether the cost code is revenue. |
Is Capital | Whether the cost code is capital. |
Account Code |
The account code. Select from the drop-down list. Note: These can be defined in Chart of Accounts reference data (accessed by navigating to Finance > Finance). |
Cost Code |
The cost code. Click the Edit button to display the Part 1 and Part 2 fields, where you can enter the parts of the cost code.
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Cost Centre |
The cost centre. Select from the drop-down list. Note: These can be defined in Cost Centre reference data (accessed by navigating to Functions > Core > Reference Data > Core). |
Total Cost | The total cost. |
- Click OK.
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Refer to Add or Edit Work Permits for further information.
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Refer to Order Reference Data for further information.
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Refer to Manage Notes for further information.
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Refer to Use Attribute Manager for further information.