| Template Coverage Terms (tsctm1120m100) |  |
| Use this session to maintain the coverage terms of the selected service-contract template. Note You can phase the coverage term. You can make a coverage term dependent on the counter value of the item involved. Related topics Coverage terms - phased vs. non-phased Coverage terms - phasing examples
Fields | Description
Coverage Type | A financial classification that indicates to what extent work is covered under warranty or contract, and what part of the activities can be charged.
Term Type | Categories used to group costs. Term types enable you to have a more detailed view of the source of costs. The Contract Management module in Service distinguishes the following term types: Material Labor Tooling Traveling Subcontracting Help Desk Other Uptime All
Coverage Term | For a service type / term type combination, this is a unique sequence number. Default value of step size: 10 Note The default value can be changed if required.
Method | A method that determines how the costs of the service order are covered by the service contract. The following cost-covering methods are available: Fixed Price Ceiling Coverage Percentage Ceiling on Coverage Percentage Exclusion Own Risk Related topics Cost covering method Cost covering method - examples
Ceiling Amount | The agreed limit up to which the costs are covered by the contract, quotation, order, or warranty. If the Ceiling on Coverage Percentage method is selected, this is the discount limit. In this case it is the phase term that holds the discount information, and not the coverage term. Note If the coverage term has more than one phase, each phase can have a separate limit.
Coverage | The percentage that you can subtract from the gross sales price or purchase price. Note If the coverage term has more than one phase, each phase can have a separate discount.
Valid For | A numeric value. Note The duration of the service-contract template must be a multiple of the duration of the coverage term that is related to the service-contract template. Example If the duration of the service-contract template is two (2) months, the duration of a related coverage term can only be one (1) or two (2) months. You cannot select Day or Week for the duration period of the coverage term, because these periods differ each month. 2 If the duration of the service-contract template is one (1) year, you can only select Quarter or Month for the duration period of the coverage term, because these periods are fixed each year. You cannot select Day or Week for the duration period of the coverage term, because these periods differ each year. Related topics Coverage terms - phased vs. non-phased
Valid For | The time units in which the duration of the coverage term is measured. Note The duration of the service-contract template must be a multiple of the duration of the coverage term that is related to the service-contract template. Example If the duration of the service-contract template is two (2) months, the duration of a related coverage term can only be one (1) or two (2) months. You cannot select Day or Week for the duration period of the coverage term, because these periods differ each month. 2 If the duration of the service-contract template is one (1) year, you can only select Quarter or Month for the duration period of the coverage term, because these periods are fixed each year. You cannot select Day or Week for the duration period of the coverage term, because these periods differ each year. Related topics Coverage terms - phased vs. non-phased
Item | The counter of this item can be used to limit a coverage term up to certain counter value. Note You can only enter a service item of which the Measurement field is entered in the Items - Service Defaults (tsmdm2105m000) session.
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