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Learn how to populate Base Contract Planning Lines for the Lot based on the Base Contract Model Items applicable to the Model and vice-versa ...

Site Model on Lot

When a Model is assigned to a Lot, the system populates Base Contract Planning Lines for the Lot based on the Base Contract Model Items applicable to the Model. This populating operation is called the "siting model on the lot".

To Site the Model, open Lot Card, go to Actions Menu, and run the action "Site Model on Lot".

Action "Site Model on Lot" has the following prerequisites:

  • The Model is valid (in other words, it passes the action "Validate" without errors).
  • The Model has Model Items with the flag "Base Contract" set to 'Yes'.
  • The Model Items are valid (they pass the action "Validate" without errors).
  • The Lot has all Tasks referenced from the Model Items. (To populate tasks for a Lot, run the action "Push to Lots" in Construction Workflow Templates).
  • The Lot has a Budget Revision containing all Cost Codes of the Model Items which will be placed on the Lot in the form of Planning Lines. If a Cost Detail Code of sited item is missing in the Lot Budget, it will be added there automatically.
  • Lot has a "Customer No." defined.

Un-Site Model on the Lot

To reverse action "Site Model on Lot", open Lot Card, go to Actions Menu, and run action "Un-site Model on Lot".

As a result of this action, Planning Lines with the flag "Base Contract" set to 'Yes' will be deleted unless the Planning Lines are part of a Work Order, Selection Package, purchase or sales document or some transactions were posted for these Planning Lines.

Note

To see the "big picture" interplay between Workflow Tasks, Construction or Selection Packages/Color Charts, Models, Planning Lines, and Purchase Invoices, visit the Task-Item-Purchase Invoice Linking article. You will find an informative diagram and links to areas you might want to explore in detail.