Service terms - general and specific
Terms are 'settings' on the service agreement that determine how order revenues and order costs are calculated. The terms will consequently also impact the invoicing process.
In Planon, there are various types of service terms, that must be configured in a specific order:
You start with defining the general terms for a service contract. These are service terms that apply to the whole contract.
• General terms: defined and applied per contract line. For more information, see .
You continue by defining any exceptions to the general terms. These are special terms that are linked to relevant service agreements, based on the order details to which they apply. (Labor hours, Order lines etc.)
• Labor hour terms: used to calculate the revenues in case labor hours of the types Work or Waiting are present on an order. For more information, see .
• Subcontractor terms: used to calculate the revenues in case subcontractor lines are present on an order. For more information, see . Material terms: used to calculate the revenues based upon the materials specified in the order lines of an order. For more information, see .Travel terms: are defined to calculate the revenues in case labor hours of type Travel exist. For more information, see .
• Time terms: used to calculate the requested Time to Respond (TTR), Time to Attend (TTA), Time to Fix (TTF) and Time to Complete (TTC) on an order when the service agreement is applied. They are also used to calculate the scores of these KPIs (using the weighting as defined in the term). For more information, see .
• Bonus-Malus terms: used to calculate a bonus in case of overperformance (if the terms are met with superior results) or malus in case of underperformance (if the terms are not met). For more information, see .
For more information on working with service terms, see
Adding general terms and
Adding specific service terms.