This field displays the manually specified or system generated sales order number.

This field displays the sales order release number

This field displays the approval title used in the approval process through which this sales order goes.

Select this option if approval is pending for a sales order. Issues, shipping transactions, and invoices cannot be processed.

Select this option if the sales order has been approved for the applicable approval title. Additional transactions can be processed after all required approval titles have been recorded.

Select this option to modify a rejected requisition and resubmit it to the approval process.

Enter up to 254 characters of optional, free-form text related to this order's approval or rejection action.

This field displays the only available header type code, Sales Order. Other codes will display when options such as change orders, blanket orders, and release orders are added in a future version of Costpoint.

This field displays the order date assigned to sales order

This field displays the approval process code assigned to the sales order

This field displays the transaction currency for the sales order entry.

This field displays the recorded date on which the approval status modified for the applicable approval title. The system date will be the default, but can be overridden.

If you selected the Rejected option in the Approval Status group box, enter, or click to select, a valid rejection reason. You must have already established the rejection reason codes on the Manage Sales Order Rejection Reasons screen.

This field displays the sequence number assigned to the approval title within the approval process. This number determines the order in which approval titles access a sales order for approval/rejection in an approval process.

Enter, or click to select, a valid employee ID to associate with the entered approval action. The employee name displays in the adjacent field.

This field displays the Customer ID. The customer name displays in the field to the right.

This field displays the system identifier of a line on the sales order. Costpoint assigns this sequential number to track the line items of the sales order. Costpoint supports an unlimited number of lines on a sales order.

This field displays the valid Contract Line Item Number (CLIN). You must have already established the CLIN on the Manage CLIN Information screen in Project Setup. You can access the CLIN column only when the sales order has a valid pricing project.

This field displays the line type assigned in the Manage Sales Order table window. There are six system-defined sales order line types:

• DRP (Dropshipment)
• INO (Invoice Only)
• INT (In Transit)
• INV (Inventory)
• MSC (Miscellaneous)
• REC (Recurring)

In the Manage Sales Order screen, you can enter a different line type on each sales order line. The line type you choose affects which sales order transactions are required for processing the order and how the related sales order journal entries are posted.

This field displays a valid miscellaneous line charge type. You must have already established the type in the Sales Order Line Charge Type table.

Costpoint maintains a sales order line status, which functions differently from the sales order header status. The valid system defined line statuses are O (Open), C (Closed), and S (System Closed).

The sales order line status is initially set to O (Open). Once all line item order quantities have been completely invoiced and the invoices have been posted to the general ledger through the Sales Order Journal, the line status changes to S (System Closed). You can modify sales order lines with O (Open) and C (Closed) statuses on the Manage Sales Orders Supervisor Screen, but you cannot modify S (System Closed) sales order lines. When all line items on an order changes to S (System Closed), the header status of the sales order changes to S (System Closed) as well.

You can modify the line order quantity to match the posted quantity. The line status changes to S (System Closed) accordingly. Likewise, if you modify the line order quantity so that it is greater than the posted quantity, the line status changes to O (Open).

If you must close an order short, which prevents open order quantities from being processed (issued, shipped, or invoiced), you should change the line status to C (Closed). This preserves the integrity of the original order quantity and prevents new transactions from being applied to the order.

This field displays the item from the line.

This field displays the latest item revision. You can modify the data in this field to an earlier revision number if part revisions are being used.

This field displays the description of the item.

This field is visible only if the Use Part Data Security Controls check box is selected on the Configure Product Definition Settings screen, which indicates that the item is subject to data security restrictions, as defined in the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) or the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).

If enabled, this field displays one of the following values to indicate whether the item you are accessing is subject to part data security restrictions and whether you have the necessary authorization to access information for that item:

• Unrestricted: The item is not subject to data security restrictions.
• Restricted: The item is subject to data security restrictions and that you are authorized to access detailed part information.
• ***UNAUTHORIZED***: The item is subject to data security restrictions and that you are not authorized to access or view part information. This value is displayed in red background color.

  If you are unauthorized to access parts or revisions that are subject to data security restrictions, then you will not be able to create or edit SO lines for that restricted part/revision. In addition, you will not be able to view Line Documents, Substitute Parts, and Manufacturer/Vendor part information for those restricted items.

This field displays the National Stock Number (NSN) of the item set up on the Manage Parts screen in Product Definition.

When you enter the item revision, Costpoint updates this non-editable field based on the pre-defined type of the item being sold on the Manage Item Billings screen in Product Definition. The system-defined types are as follows:

• P: Indicates items established as parts on the Manage Parts screen.
• G: Indicates items established as goods on the Manage Goods screen.
• S: Indicates items established as services on the Manage Services screen.

The initial default for this field is provided by the Manage Item Billings.

This field displays the sales order quantity for the line item. You need to enter a value in this field for all line types except the MSC (Miscellaneous) type. Fractional quantities are supported and the maximum quantity is 99,999,999.9999. You cannot enter negative order quantities.

This check box indicates whether sales tax/value added tax (VAT) applies to the sales order line. The default for this column loads from the ship ID.

This field displays the sales order issued quantity for the line item.

This field displays the customer item or model number.

This field displays the sales order shipped quantity for the line item.

This check box indicates whether the customer accepts substitutions on this sales order line. Costpoint displays a default from the Header Info tab of the Manage Sales Orders screen. When you enter an issue transaction, Costpoint verifies this flag and the value of the hard edit option on the Configure Sales Order Defaults screen, before issuing a substitute item. Depending on the hard edit option selection, either a warning or error message displays on the Manage Sales Order Inventory Issues screen when a substitute part is used.

This field displays the sales order invoice quantity for the line item. Invoices generated by Costpoint provide a default invoice quantity equal to the difference between the quantity issued and the previous quantity invoiced. You must enter the invoice quantity on INV (Inventory), INT (In Transit), and DRP (Dropshipment) line items that are invoiced.

This field indicates whether components are maintained for the sales order line. The value defaults to Yes if the you select the Component Processing check box for the item on the Manage Item Billings screen; otherwise, this field defaults to No.

This field displays the valid unit of measure for the item. The selling unit of measure established for the item on the Manage Parts, Manage Services, or Manage Goods screens in Product Definition displays as the default value, and can be modified. The unit of measure code must exist on the Units of Measure table.

This field indicates whether issues to the sales order line are done at the component level or the line level. This field defaults to No when the Process Components field displays No. This column defaults to Yes if you select the Issue Components check box for the item on the Manage Item Billings screen. This field defaults to Yes when the SO line type is INO (Invoice Only) and the Process Components field is set to Yes.

This field displays the bill of material configuration ID. Costpoint uses this only when exploding Bills of Material (BOM) requirements for a part SO line. You can use the configuration ID to specify a unique bill of material for the specified part.

The gross unit price initially loads from the unit price schedule on the Project Unit Pricing subtask of the Manage CLIN Information screen in Project Setup; or on the Manage Product Price Catalogs screen in Product Definition, depending on the pricing method selected for the order. Costpoint uses the order quantity to search the corresponding price schedule for quantity price breaks and price effective dates so that it can determine the correct gross unit price for the item. The gross unit price of the item also includes the incremental extended price amount for any component on the Components subtask.

If you use Multicurrency, the column header contains the prefix "Trans Currency". Each line item amount is specified in that transaction currency.

You can modify the gross unit price if you selected the Override Product Sales File Price check box on the Manage Sales Order Project Defaults or Manage Sales Order Catalog Defaults screen.

Costpoint supports a maximum gross unit price of 99,999,999.9999. You cannot enter negative unit costs.

This field displays the initial price that is unmodified by the component recalculation process.

This field displays the ship ID that represents where the item is to be delivered. The ship ID entered on the Addresses subtask defaults to each sales order line. You can set up a default ship ID for each customer; the default ship ID loads to the Addresses subtask for each of the customer's orders. You need to enter a ship ID for INV and INT line types.

This field displays the volume discount percentage to be applied to the gross unit price of the item. The Header Info tab of the Manage Sales Orders screen provides a default value for this field but it can be modified. Enter a 5.25% discount as 5.25. The discount percentage is intended as a volume discount, rather than a cash or payment discount. If you leave this field blank, Costpoint derives the value from the gross unit price and net unit price.

This field displays the price of one unit of the item after any volume discounts have been applied. Costpoint derives the net unit price from the gross unit price and applicable volume discount percentage, if they have been entered. If you use Multicurrency, the column header contains the prefix "Trans Currency". Each line item amount is specified in that transaction currency.

This field displays the extended price amount. Costpoint computes this amount as the product of net unit price and quantity ordered. You must enter the extended price amount if there is no quantity ordered value. If you use Multicurrency, the column header contains prefix "Trans Currency". Each line item amount is specified in that transaction currency.

This field displays the cumulative price of the line charges entered on the Line Charges subtask of the Manage Sales Orders screen. You can modify it (or add additional, miscellaneous charges) only on that subtask. If you use Multicurrency, the column header contains the prefix "Trans Currency". Each line item amount is specified in that transaction currency.

This field displays a valid sales tax/VAT code. Set up sales tax/VAT codes on the Manage Sales or Value Added Taxes screen in System Administration. Costpoint loads the default sales tax/VAT code from the ship ID code. You need to enter a sales tax code for all taxable line items.

This field displays the tax rate associated with the selected sales tax/VAT code.

This field displays  the applicable quote number for the line item.

This field displays the customer's desired date of delivery. This field defaults the desired date entered on the Header Info tab of the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the sales tax/VAT amount calculated by Costpoint when the Taxable column is selected. Costpoint calculates this amount as the product of extended price amount and sales tax/VAT rate. If you use Multicurrency, the column header contains the prefix "Trans Currency". Each line item amount will be specified in that transaction currency.

This field displays the due date for customer delivery. The date loads to the line items on the sales order and can be modified. You need to enter a due date for all line items except REC (Recurring) lines.

Enter miscellaneous charges for a line item and applicable sales tax amounts on the Line Charges subtask of the Manage Sales Orders screen. The cumulative sales tax amount for the line charges entered on the Line Charges subtask of the Manage Sales Orders screen displays and you can modify it only in that subtask. If you use Multicurrency, the column header contains prefix "Trans Currency". Each line item amount will be specified in that transaction currency.

This field displays the default for the original due date, which is entered on the header portion of the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the total line amount. Costpoint calculates this amount as the sum of extended price amount, line charge price amount plus tax, and line charge salesTax/VAT amount. If you use Multicurrency, the column header contains the prefix "Trans Currency". Each line item amount will be specified in that transaction currency.

This field displays the ship-by date for the line item. The ship-by date is required for INV (Inventory) line types. You need to enter a ship-by dates for all line types except for INV (Inventory).

This field displays the recurring starting date from the sales order line on the Manage Sales Order screen.

This field displays the recurring ending date from the sales order line on the Manage Sales Order screen.

This field displays the billing cycle from the sales order line on the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the installment bill from the sales order line on the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the defer status from the sales order line on the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the warehouse ID. You need to enter a warehouse from which the items will be issued for INV (Inventory) line types. You can set up a preferred or default warehouse on the Manage Part Project Data screen in Product Definition. The default warehouse also displays in the Identification group box on the Manage Sales Order Inventory Issues screen when you enter the issue transaction. Costpoint uses the warehouse ship-to address for any requisitions generated for inventory lines for this sales order. You need to enter a warehouse for all INV (Inventory) line types.

This field displays the incremental billing status from the sales order line on the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the customer's preferred method of shipment. The default value on this field loads from the Customer table to the Shipping tab on the Manage Sales Order screen.

This field displays the sales group abbreviation from the sales order line. This is a required field for all sales order lines on the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the project to charge for the customer ID.

This field displays the department or the name of the individual that receives the shipment of the material. The deliver-to value loads from the Shipping tab of the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays a valid inventory abbreviation. The default for the line loads from the Billing tab of the Manage Sales Order screen. If you enter a CLIN on the sales order line, the default inventory abbreviation set up on the Project Unit Pricing subtask of the Manage CLIN Information screen. You need to enter an inventory abbreviation for all INV (Inventory) line types.

This field displays an internal requisition number used to create a purchase order for the item on the sales order line.

Purchase requisitions can be generated from approved sales orders. The Create Purchase Requisitions from Sales Orders screen process populates this field during the creation function.

This field displays an internal manufacturing order number for the item, if applicable.

This field displays Y (Yes) or N (No) to indicate whether the customer accepts overshipments on this sales order. The default value for this field loads from the Shipping tab of the Manage Sales Orders screen.

If Y (Yes) displays in the Over Ship field, Costpoint uses the shipping tolerance percentage to determine the excess quantity that can be issued and shipped to the customer. You need to enter a shipping tolerance percentage when the Over Ship field is Y.

This field displays the inventory reservation number for the items being sold. Costpoint creates reservations for all inventory line type items when the sales order status becomes Approved. If you leave this field blank for inventory line items, Costpoint creates a reservation number for the line items after a sales order is approved.

This field displays Y (Yes) or N (No) to indicate whether the customer inspects the item before shipment. You can establish the default value for this field on either the Manage Sales Order Catalog Defaults screen or the Project Unit Pricing subtask of Manage CLIN Information screen. The selected pricing project or catalog then provides the corresponding default, which can be modified.

This field displays Y (Yes) or N (No) to indicate whether the customer requires a certificate of conformance for this item. Establish the default value for this field either the Manage Sales Order Catalog Defaults screen or the Project Unit Pricing subtask of Manage CLIN Information screen. The selected pricing project or catalog then provides the corresponding default, which can be modified.

This field displays Y (Yes) or N (No) to indicate whether a purchase requisition has been generated for this sales order line by the Create Requisitions from Sales Orders process. Costpoint updates this field.

After you have entered all sales order data and saved the order, and processed the sales order for approval, you can make no further modifications from this screen unless the sales order is rejected.

For recurring REC (Recurring) line types only,

This field displays the last bill date for the items that are REC (Recurring) types. Costpoint updates the last bill date when you run the Create Invoices process, or when you manually apply invoices to the recurring sales order lines.

This field displays the purchase order ship ID, if applicable, for purchase requisitions that are associated with this sales order line. For INV (Inventory) or INT (In Transit) SO line types, the ship ID for the warehouse defaults in this field. For DRP (Dropshipment)SO line types, the default value in this field loads from the ship ID for the SO line.

This field displays the baseline unit selling price for the item. Costpoint uses this amount to recalculate the gross unit price for components. This value is the initial price that is unmodified by the component recalculation process (if applicable) on the Components subtask of the Manage Sales Orders screen.

This field displays the amortization schedule code for the SO line. Establish amortization codes on the Manage Deferred Revenue Amortization Schedules screen. This field displays only when the SO uses deferred revenue recognition method.

For software sales only, this field displays the number of users who are licensed for the software.

For software sales only, this field displays the platform type in which the software runs.

For software sales only, this field displays the type of license that is used or required for the software.

For software sales only, this field displays the version or release of the software.

For software sales only, this field displays the percentage commission (for example, sales commission) for the SO line item.

This field displays the long selling description for the item on the Manage Item Billings screen.

Select this check box  to have the sales order line quantity decrement the open sales forecast quantity for the linked MPS part, inventory abbreviation, and warehouse. You can modify this field if you have licensed the Master Production Scheduling module and have selected the Allow Change of Consume Forecast Flag on SO Line check box on the Configure Master Production Scheduling Settings screen.

Consuming forecasts with sales orders prevents the double-counting of demand by MPS and MRP; this helps ensure that you do not build or buy more than what is required. See the Forecast Consumption topic for examples of how forecasts are consumed.

• If you select the Consume Forecast check box and the Allow Change of Forecast Qty in Approve Sales Orders option, you can view and modify what open sales forecasts will be consumed by pressing the Forecast button after selecting the line. Once inventory reservations have been generated for a sales order line, you cannot modify this field or the information on the Forecasts subtask. Costpoint generates inventory reservations once the sales order is approved, or as soon as the sales order is initially saved if you select the Pending Sales Orders option in the Include as Demand group box on Configure Materials Requirements Planning Settings screen.
• If you select the Consume Forecast check box and you do not modify the specific forecasts to be consumed on the Forecasts subtask, Costpoint reduces the  forecasts according to MPS Settings and Item Billings defaults.