Complete your cost/rate matrix definition by adding rows of specific values for the matrix columns. For example, if you assigned Resource Role and Transaction Class as matrix columns, create rows by selecting unique combinations of roles and transaction classes.
Note: Verify that each matrix row is unique and the dates do not overlap.
The matrix rows let you define the criteria for applying rates and costs to investments and resources for transaction processing. The following sample matrix rows define the cost and rate for the Business Analyst role for two different transaction classes.
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From Date |
To Date |
Resource Role |
Transaction Class |
Rate |
Standard Cost |
Actual Cost |
Currency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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1/1/13 |
12/31/13 |
Business Analyst |
Employee |
90 |
90 |
100 |
USD |
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1/1/13 |
12/31/13 |
Business Analyst |
Contract |
100 |
100 |
90 |
USD |
Follow these steps:
Defines the beginning of the effective date range for this row. Any transaction that is processed within the range is applied the rates/costs from this matrix.
Defines the end of the effective date range for this row.
Defines the billing rate to apply to a transaction for the row. A value of at least 0.00 is required.
For equipment, materials, and expenses, rate is equal to the quantity. For example, if the cost of a single server is $1,000.00, then the rate set to 1.
Defines the standard cost that is associated with any transaction matching the criteria established in the matrix.
Standard cost is used in all cost fields. For example, in cost plans, planned cost is calculated as quantity * standard cost.
Defines the actual cost that is associated with any transaction matching the criteria established in the matrix. Actual Cost can be used in custom reporting.
Specifies the currency for the row in the matrix. This value can be different for each row in the matrix and is assigned when a transaction match occurs.
This field displays only when multi-currency is enabled.
Specifies the cost plus code to use when a transaction matches the criteria that is established in the matrix.
You have successfully set up a cost/rate matrix. The matrix applies standard costs and rates to all financial transactions from a centralized cost/rate table.
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