Revenue Setup Subtask
Use this screen to update the default revenue accounts for the forecast's raw costs of an Org level.
By default it populates default accounts and fee rates based on configuration setup. If they are not populated, you get a warning message because budget cannot be committed otherwise. After you click Save, the system recalculates the budget.
Columns
The following information displays in the Revenue Setup subtask.
Column Headings | Description |
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Cost Type | This column displays the type of raw cost at an Org Level. |
Fee Rate | Use this field to set or modify the fee rate for each raw cost. |
Default Rev Acct | Use to select the different revenue accounts. |
Fill Subtask
The following are the fields that display for the Fill subtask.
Field | Description |
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Default Direct Labor Acct |
Use to select the Default Direct Labor Account ID. |
Default Indirect Labor Acct |
Use to select the Default Indirect Labor Account ID. Note: Depending on the options selected on the
Org Budget Revenue Calculation field of
Configuration Settings, the following details and other Subtasks display on the Revenue Setup form.
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Revenue Type |
Use the drop-down list to select the type of revenue to be used. You can choose from None, Update Proj Rev or Update Proj/NB Rev. The check boxes next to Project Labor, Project Non-Labor, and Project Revenue are checked as each process is updated. |
Revenue Adjustment Subtask |
This subtask is only available if the Org Budget Revenue Calculation option in the Configuration Settings is set to Project Plus Org Revenue Adjustment. Use the Revenue Adjustment subtask to increase or decrease the Org Budget Revenue by FY/Period/Subpd, or add Fixed Revenue Amounts. An Audit/History Report is now available as a view subtask in the Revenue Setup subtask. Click View Uploaded Labor, View Uploaded Non-Labor, and View Uploaded Revenue within the revenue update screen to review the report before committing. It is not necessary to run the processes in order to see the last update. |