Core TSIs : Contracts : Contractual maintenance - Maintenance planner : Adding / copying contract activity definitions
Adding / copying contract activity definitions
If you do not use standard activity definitions from Maintenance Planner > Maintenance Library for asset maintenance, or if you need a specific activity definition for a particular contract, you can add contract activity definitions in Contracts at SLA scopes / Contract activities > Contract activity definitions.
You can add material costs directly to contract activity definitions through product requisition processes.
In Maintenance Planner, once a maintenance plan is compiled for a property’s assets, the corresponding contract service plans and contract activity definitions are included in this maintenance plan. Subsequently, maintenance activities and maintenance orders can be generated.

After having set a schedule (time-based, condition-based or predictive-based) for the selected contract activity definition, you can add expected costs to the asset activity definition at Contract activity details.
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Instead of adding a new contract activity definition, you can save time and effort by creating a copy of an existing contract activity definition. You can even make a 'deep copy' that will include associated items such as: Contract checklist items, Hour costs, Material costs and/or Additional costs.
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For information on the product requisition process, see Assets.
For information on various types of activity definitions, see Activity definition.
For information on contract activity definitions, see Contract activity definition.
For information on expected costs, see Expected costs.