Creating consumption account definition
This page allows you to define the consumption accounts. Tell me more
Select the “Create Consumption Account Definition” link at the bottom of the “Set Consumption Parameter” page.
The “Create Consumption Account Definition” page appears.
Enter the following fields:
Finance Book |
Use the drop-down list box to select the code identifying the finance book to which the financial entries are posted. All the posting finance books that has been defined for the company, to which the login organization unit belongs will be available for selection, in the ascending order. The system displays the first finance book in the list by default on launch of the page. |
Effective From Date |
The date from which the consumption account definition is effective (Date Format). Mandatory. |
Entity Accounted |
Use the drop-down list box to select the account head to which the finance entries associated with the aircraft / component / non-component need to be posted. The drop-down list box displays "Material", "Resources", "Ext.Repair" and "Others". |
Note: Values will be available for selection in the “Entity Accounted” field only if the “Account Material, Resources, and Others separately” parameter has been set to “Yes” in the “Set Function Defaults” page.
Aircraft Account Definition
Enter the following field in the “Account Definition For Aircraft Maintenance” group box to define aircraft accounts without parameters:
Note: To define aircraft, hangar or component account without parameters, the parameter “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” must be set to “No” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component.
Account # |
The code identifying the aircraft account to which the transactions pertaining to aircraft are posted (Alphanumeric, 32). Note that the account code must have been defined in the “Create Operative Chart of Accounts” activity of the “Accounting Setup” business component. Help facility available |
Note: This field must be left blank if the “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” parameter has been set to “Yes” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component.
The account code must have been mapped to the finance book in the “Accounting Setup” business component.
Also, the account code entered here should be other than an of type “Auto Posting Account” or “Control Account” and should belong to the account group “Expense”.
Enter the following fields in the multiline to define an aircraft account based on parameters:
Note: Fields in the multiline have to be left blank if the “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” has been set to “No” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component.
Event |
Use the drop-down list box to select the event based on which transactions are posted to the aircraft account. . The system lists the option “Note: This field must not be set to “Yes” when the event is “A/C Maint. Exe. Ref #”. |
Document Class |
Use the drop-down list box to select the type of the Document Class for which the Aircraft Maintenance account is to be defined. You can select any value from “Planned” & “Unplanned”. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Document Category |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Document Category for which the aircraft account belongs. The system lists all the “active” quick codes defined for “A/C Maint. Exe. Ref #” in the “Create Quick Codes” activity of the “Flight Log” business component. The system leaves the field blank; if the document category in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Document Type |
Use the drop-down list box to specify the Document Type for which the aircraft account is to be defined. The system lists all the “active” document types defined for the “ Package Type” in the “Configure Document Attributes” activity of the “Common Masters - Maintenance” business component. The system leaves the field blank, if the document type in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Task Type |
Use the drop-down list box to specify the Task Type for which the aircraft account is to be defined. The system lists all the “active” quick codes defined for “Quick Code Type - Task Type” of the “Create Quick Codes” activity of the “Maintenance Task” business component, along with the along with the following option "NST" for Non-standard Tasks. The system leaves the field blank, if the task type in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Planning Base |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Planning Base, based on which the aircraft account is to be defined. All the login Organization Units having “Aircraft” business component will be available for selection The system leaves the field blank, if the planning base in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Maintenance Base |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Maintenance Base based on which the aircraft account is to be defined. All the Organization Units having the “Work Center” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank, if the maintenance base in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No”.. |
Reporting Station |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Reporting Station for which the aircraft account is to be defined. The system lists all the “active” Stations Codes defined for the login organization unit in the “Common Master - Maintenance Setup” business component. The system leaves the field blank, if the reporting station in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No”. |
Field Base |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Field Base for which the aircraft account is defined. The system lists the work centers that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Work Center” business component The system leaves the field blank, if “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” drop-down list box is set as “No” in the “Set Functions Defaults” activity of the “Account Rule Definition” business component |
Work Center |
Use the drop-down list box to select the work center based on which the aircraft account is to be defined. All the work centers that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Work Center” business component The system leaves the field blank, if the work center in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No”. |
Usage Type |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Usage Type which the aircraft account is defined. All the usages that have been defined in the “Aircraft” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank, if the usage type in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No”. |
Note: The usage types have been initially defined in the “Quick Codes” business component are mapped during definitions in the “Aircraft” business component.
Aircraft Model |
Use the drop-down list box to select the model of the aircraft based on which the aircraft account is to be defined. All the aircraft models that have been defined in the “Aircraft” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank, if the reporting station in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No”. |
Aircraft Ownership |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Ownership Status of the aircraft, based on which the aircraft account is to be defined. All the aircraft ownership types such as “Owned”, “Leased” or “Leased out” will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank, if the reporting station in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No”. |
Job Type |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Job Type which the aircraft account is defined. All the job types of aircraft including “Aircraft’, “On wing” or “Component Replacement” will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank, if the reporting station in the “Set Consumption Parameters - Aircraft” is set as “No”. |
Account # |
The code identifying the aircraft account to which the transactions pertaining to aircrafts are posted (Alphanumeric, 32). The account code must have been defined in the “Create Operative Chart of Accounts” activity of the “Accounting Setup” business component. |
Help facility available. |
Note: The account code must have been mapped to the finance book in the “Accounting Setup” business component.
This field must not be left blank if data has been entered in the corresponding row.
Also, the account code entered here should be other than of type “Auto Posting Account” or “Control Account” and should belong to the account group “Expense”.
Effective From Date |
The date from which the account definition for aircraft maintenance is effective (Date Format). Mandatory. The date must be the start date of the financial year or the financial period. The date must be greater than or equal to the start date of the account code and less than or equal to the end date of the account code. |
Note: The date entered here must also be less than or equal to the system date.
The following things must be taken care of while entering the “Effective From Date”.
If for the event “Hangar Work Order” and the order type “Planned”, an account code “AC123” as aircraft account has already been defined and deleted with date range of 1st April 2001 to 31st March 2002, then the effective from date of the new def with the same combination must start from 1st April 2002.
If the aircraft account “AC123” has already been mapped to a combination of parameters, from 1st Apr 2001, and for the same combination of parameters, if another account “AC456” has to be mapped, with the same effective from date, then the mapping with the account “AC123” must be closed on the same day and remapped to the account “AC456”.
Check the box in the multiline to mark the row for account definition.
Note: Values must be entered in the multiline for atleast one event.
Hangar Account Definition
Enter the following field in the “Account Definition For Hangar” group box to define hangar accounts without parameters:
Account # |
The code identifying the component account to which the transactions pertaining to the components of an aircraft are posted (Alphanumeric, 32). The account code must have been defined in the “Create Operative Chart of Accounts” activity of the “Accounting Setup” business component. Data entry in this field is mandatory if the “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” field in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component is set as “No”. Ensure that the account code entered here does not already exist for the specified finance book. Help facility available |
Event |
Use the drop-down list box to select the event based on which transactions are posted to the hangar account. The system lists the option, “Hangar Work Order”, |
Order Type |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Type of the Work Order for which the hangar account is to be defined. You can select from “Planned”, “Unplanned”, “Normal”, “Flat Exchange” or “Exchange with Repair”. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Order Category |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Hangar Category for which the hangar account is to be defined. All the Hangar categories that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Hangar Work Order” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Planning Base |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Planning Base, based on which the hangar account is defined. All the login Organization Units having “Aircraft” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Maintenance Base |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Maintenance Base based on which the hangar account is defined. All the login Organization Units having “Work Center” business component will be available for selection.. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Work Center |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Work Center for which the hangar account is defined. All the work centers that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Work Center” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Usage Type |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Usage Type for which the hangar account is to be defined. All the usages that have been defined in the “Aircraft” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Visit Category |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Visit Category for which the hangar account is to be defined. The system lists all the visit categories defined in “Central Planning” business component. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page |
Aircraft Model |
Use the drop-down list box to select the model of the aircraft for which the hangar account is to be defined. All the aircraft models that have been defined in the “Aircraft” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Aircraft Ownership |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Ownership status of the aircraft based on which the hangar account is to be defined. All the aircraft ownership types - “Owned”, “Leased” or “Leased out” will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Job Type |
Use the drop-down list box to select the Job Type for which the hangar account is defined. All the job types of aircraft - “Aircraft’, “On wing” or “Component Replacement” will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank |
Wo Class |
Use the drop-down list box to select the type of the Work Order Class for which the Hangar Maintenance account is to be defined. You can select any value from “Planned” & “Unplanned”. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank.. |
Account # |
The code identifying the hangar account to which the transactions pertaining to aircrafts are posted (Alphanumeric, 32). The account code must have been defined in the “Create Operative Chart of Accounts” activity of the “Accounting Setup” business component. Note that the account code must have been mapped to the finance book in the “Accounting Setup” business component. This field must not be left blank if data has been entered in the corresponding row. Also, the account code entered here should be other than of type “Auto Posting Account” or “Control Account” and should belong to the account group “Expense”. Help facility available. |
Effective Date From |
The date from which the account definition for hangar is effective (Date Format). Mandatory. The date must be the start date of the financial year or the financial period. The date must be greater than or equal to the start date of the account code and less than or equal to the end date of the account code. |
Component Account Definition
Enter the following field in the “Account Definition For Component/Non-Component” group box to define component accounts without parameters:
Account # |
The code identifying the component account to which the transactions pertaining to the components of an aircraft are posted (Alphanumeric, 32). The account code must have been defined in the “Create Operative Chart of Accounts” activity of the “Accounting Setup” business component. Help facility available |
Note: This field must be left blank if the “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” parameter has been set to “Yes” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component.
The account code must have been mapped to the finance book in the “Accounting Setup” business component.
Also, the account code entered here should be other than of type “Auto Posting Account” or “Control Account” and should belong to the account group “Expense”.
Enter the following fields in the multiline to define a component account based on parameters:
Note: To define component account based on parameters, the parameter “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” must be set to “Yes” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component.
Fields in the multiline have to be left blank if the “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” has been set to “No” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component.
Event |
Use the drop-down list box to select the event based on which transactions are posted to the consumption account. The drop-down list box displays the following values: “Repair Order”, “Scheduled Component Work Order”, “Unscheduled Component Work Order”, “Scheduled WO for Non-Components”, “Unscheduled WO for Non-Components” and “Repair Order for Non -Components”. |
Order Type |
Use the drop-down list box to select the type of the work order for which the component account is defined. You can select from “Planned”, “Unplanned”, “Normal”, “Flat Exchange” or “Exchange with Repair”. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Order Category |
Use the drop-down list box to select the category to which the component work order or repair order belongs. All the component work order categories that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Component Work Order” business component and the repair order categories that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Repair Order” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Planning Base |
Use the drop-down list box to select the planning base, based on which the component account is defined. All the planning bases that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Aircraft” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Maintenance Base |
Use the drop-down list box to select the maintenance base based on which the component account is defined. All the maintenance bases that have been defined for the login organization in the “Work Center” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Note: This field must be left blank if the event has been selected as “Repair Order” and “Repair Order for Non-components”..
Work Center |
Use the drop-down list box to select the work center based on which the component account is defined. All the work centers that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Work Center” business component will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Note: This field must be left blank if the event has been selected as “Repair Order” and “Repair Order for Non-components”..
Part Classification |
Use the drop-down list box to select the group under which the component has been classified, based on which the component account is defined. You can select from “Rotatables”, “Repairables” or “Controllable”. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. For events - Scheduled WO, Scheduled WO for Non-Components, Unscheduled WO, Unscheduled WO for Non-Components, the drop-down list box displays values only if the Component Type field in the “Consumption Parameters For Component/Non-Component” multiline in the “Set Consumption Parameters” page is set as “Yes”. Further, do not select any component type for these events, if the shop job type is “Miscellaneous” or “Project”. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Component Type |
Use the drop-down list to select the component type based on which the component account is defined. You can select from “Engine”, “APU”, “Landing Gears” or “Others”. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. For events - Scheduled WO, Scheduled WO for Non-Components, Unscheduled WO, Unscheduled WO for Non-Components, the drop-down list box displays values only if the Component Type field in the “Consumption Parameters For Component/Non-Component” multiline in the “Set Consumption Parameters” page is set as “Yes”. Further, do not select any component type for these events, if the shop job type is “Miscellaneous” or “Project”. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Note: This field must not be set to “Yes” if the event in the multiline is “Scheduled WO for Non-components”, “Unscheduled WO for Non-components” and “Repair Order for Non-components”.
Component Family # |
Use the drop-down list box to select the family to which the component belongs, based on which the component account is defined. All the component family numbers that have been defined for the login organization until, will be available for selection. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. For events - Scheduled WO, Scheduled WO for Non-Components, Unscheduled WO, Unscheduled WO for Non-Components, the drop-down list box displays values only if the Component Type field in the “Consumption Parameters For Component/Non-Component” multiline in the “Set Consumption Parameters” page is set as “Yes”. Further, do not select any component type for these events, if the shop job type is “Miscellaneous” or “Project”. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Note: This field must not be set to “Yes” if the event in the multiline is “Scheduled WO for Non-components”, “Unscheduled WO for Non-components” and “Repair Order for Non-components”.
Component Ownership |
Use the drop-down list box to select the ownership details of the component, based on which the component account is defined. You can select from “Owned” or “External”. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. For events - Scheduled WO, Scheduled WO for Non-Components, Unscheduled WO, Unscheduled WO for Non-Components, the drop-down list box displays values only if the Component Type field in the “Consumption Parameters For Component/Non-Component” multiline in the “Set Consumption Parameters” page is set as “Yes”. Further, do not select any component type for these events, if the shop job type is “Miscellaneous” or “Project”. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Note: This field must not be set to “Yes” if the event in the multiline is “Scheduled WO for Non-components”, “Unscheduled WO for Non-components” and “Repair Order for Non-components”.
Possession Status |
Use the drop-down list box to select the possession status of the component by the company, based on which the component account is defined. You can select from “Loaned” or “Exchanged”. The system leaves the field blank by default on launch of the page. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Shop Job Type |
Use the drop-down list box to select the shop job type for the consumption parameter. The system displays the following values: “Component”, “Facility”, “GR Inspection”, “Make”, Piece-Part and “Project”. The system leaves the field blank if the document class in the “Set Consumption Parameters” is set as “No” or is left as a blank. |
Note: Values will be available for selection in this field only if the “Shop Job Type” parameter has been set to “Yes” in the “Set Consumption Parameters” page.
Account # |
The code identifying the component account to which the transactions pertaining to the components of an aircraft are posted (Alphanumeric, 32). The account code must have been defined in the “Create Operative Chart of Accounts” activity of the “Accounting Setup” business component. |
Help facility available. |
Note: The account code must have been mapped to the finance book in the “Accounting Setup” business component.
This field must not be left blank if data has been entered in the corresponding row.
Also, the account code entered here must be a “Non Auto Posting Account” and should belong to the account group “Expense”.
Effective From Date |
The date from which the account definition for component is effective (Date Format). Mandatory. The date must be the start date of the financial year or the financial period. The date must be greater than or equal to the start date of the account code and less than or equal to the end date of the account code. |
Note: One event must be selected in at least one row of the multiline.
Note: The date entered here must also be less than or equal to the system date.
The following things must be taken care of while entering the “Effective From Date”.
If for the event “Repair Order” and the order type “Normal”, an account code “AC123” as component account has already been defined and deleted with date range of 1st April 2001 to 31st March 2002, then the effective from date for the same combination must start from 1st April 2002.
If the component account “AC123” has already been mapped to a combination of parameters, from 1st Apr 2001, and for the same combination of parameters, if another account “AC456” has to be mapped, with the same effective from date, then the mapping with the account “AC123” must be closed on the same day and remapped to the account “AC456”.
Check the box in the multiline to mark the row for account definition.
Note: Values must be entered in the multiline for atleast one event.
Click the “Create” pushbutton to create the consumption account definition.
Note: If function default “Consumption Account Based on Parameters” has been set to “Yes”, then account code must be defined for atleast one set of parameter values for any of the event.
The account code must be unique for the combination of parameters.
The system saves the aircraft account and the component account defined for the event along with the effective from date, if the parameter “Consumption Account Based on Parameters” has been set to “No”.
The system saves the aircraft account and the component account defined for the event / parameters combination, along with the effective from date, if the parameter “Consumption Account Based on Parameters” has been set to “Yes”.
The system also saves the login ID of the user and the system date along with the account definition details.
To proceed, carry out the following
Select the “View Aircraft Account Definition” link at the bottom of the page to view the aircraft account definition.
Select the “View Component Account Definition” link at the bottom of the page to view the component account definition.
Creating consumption account definition – An overview
This page allows you to define the consumption accounts. Consumption account can be classified into Aircraft Maintenance, Hangar and Component maintenance accounts and each of these accounts can be defined in this activity.
You can define aircraft/ Hangar/ Component accounts with or without parameters. Accounts can be defined without parameters when the “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” parameter has been set to “No” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component. Accounts can be defined based on parameters when the “Consumption Accounting based on Parameters” parameter has been set to “Yes” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component and the details of the parameters to be used in the definition must have been specified in the “Set Consumption Parameters” page of this activity. In case the account is defined without parameters, then you can simply specify the finance book to which the account will be mapped and the date from which the definition is effective. If the account is defined based on parameters, then definitions can be done for the events “Hangar Work Order” and “A/C Maint. Exe. Ref #”. For the event “Hangar Work Order”, you can also base account definitions on parameters like work order type, work order category, planning base, maintenance base, work center, usage type, visit category, aircraft model, aircraft ownership, job type and work order class. For the event “A/C Maint. Exe. Ref #”, you can define aircraft accounts based on the parameters: Document Class, Document Category, Document Type, Reporting Station, Field Base, Job Type, planning base, reporting station, usage type, aircraft model and aircraft ownership.
Similarly, a component account can also be defined with or without parameters. In case the account is defined without parameters, then you can simply specify the finance book to which the account will be mapped and the date from which the definition is effective. If the account is defined based on parameters, then definitions can be done for the events “Scheduled Work Order”, “Unscheduled Work Order” or “Repair Order”. For the events “Scheduled Work Order” and “Unscheduled Work Order”, you can also base account definitions on parameters like: planning base, maintenance base, primary work center, maintenance type, part classification, component type, work order category, component type, component ownership and possession status. For the event “Repair Order”, you can define based on the parameters: repair order type, repair category, planning base, part classification, component type, component family and component ownership, shop job type and possession status. For the events “Unscheduled WO for Non-components” and “Scheduled WO for Non-components”, you can also base account definitions on parameters like: planning base, maintenance base, primary work center, maintenance type, part classification, work order category, shop job type and possession status. For the event “Repair Order for Non-components”, you can define based on the parameters: repair order type, repair category, planning base, part classification, shop job type and possession status.
The system saves the accounts defined with or without parameters for every event and the corresponding account. The system also stores the login ID of the user and the system date along with the account definitions.
Prerequisites
“Account #” must have been defined in the “Acounting Setup” business component.
“Finance Book” must have been defined in the “Organization Set Up” business component.
“Account #” must have been defined in the “Acounting Setup” business component.
“Finance Book” must have been defined in the “Organization Set Up” business component.