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Contract

Edit Item Meter Charges

A contract item meter can be edited when the contract is in the Active state.

Certain amendments made to the contract item meter, will trigger the contract to be moved back to the Released state, in order for the contract to be checked and re-Approved. An email will then be sent to all users who have the rights to authorise this contract.

These are the changes involved that will trigger the re-approval process:

  • If the Billing Customer on an Item Fee or Item Meter is changed.

Other changes made to the meters to a contract, will not trigger the re-approval process.

Ribbon Select Contract > Contracts

The Contract Listing screen will be displayed.

Upon opening, this screen will default to the Active status, listing all the Active contracts for the selected site.

Select the Contract

  • Select the row of the contract that you wish to process.

  • Click on the Edit button.

The Contract Maintenance screen will be displayed.

Select the Item

  • Click on the expand button in the row of the item where you wish to edit the Meter charge.

  • The Items data grid will expand.
  • Click on the Item Meters tab.

  • The Item Meters frame will be displayed.

Select the Meter

  • If there is more than one meter, identify which meter you wish to make changes to, and ensure that you edit the fields in the row of that meter.
  • Type in or use the arrow indicators to make the changes to the Min Billing field and Min Qty field for minimum billing charges, as required.

Save Meter Charge Changes

Save the Contract

  • When you are done, click on Save.

  • The contract will be saved and you will return to the Contract Listing screen where the status defaults to Active, or will be set to the Status you last selected.
  • Click on the drop-down arrow in the Status field and select the relevant status.

  • New contracts can be found within the New contract status listing screen.
  • From here, the contract will need to be Released and then Approved before it becomes active.
  • Edited contracts may either remain in Active status or move to Released status in order for changes to be reviewed before Approval depending on the change made.