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CONNECTING OUR ENERGIES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

ANALYTICS, PURCHASING, SALES

VERSION 2
A FEW PIECES OF INFORMATION

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT 2
ORGANISATION OF THE TRAINING

This morning This afternoon This afternoon

Analytics Purchasing Sales

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 3
OBJECTIVES

Navigation Business Unit

Projects follow up Reporting

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 4
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION ORGANISATIONAL SALES QUOTATION
STRUCTURE IN FORECASTS PROJECTS
THE TOOL

05 06
SOLD PROJECTS MANPOWER
MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 5
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 6
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION ORGANISATIONAL SALES QUOTATION
STRUCTURE IN FORECASTS PROJECTS
THE TOOL

05 06
SOLD PROJECTS MANPOWER
MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 7
INTRODUCTION
DISCOVER CODEX

E-learning available on HELP from the Frontpage


Helps to discover Codex Quartz Inside, prerequisite for training
It contains two parts :
Navigation
Duration : 30 minutes

Human Resources & Fiori


Duration : 25 minutes

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 8
FRONTPAGE

Simplified access to all the Codex applications


The link between your different business processes

https://codex.vinci-energies.net

Purchasing /
Project follow-up
Logistics

Project manager Sales Human Resources

User 1 access point Customised menu

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 9
INTRODUCTION
FRONTPAGE FOR THE PROJECT MANAGER

MENU
NAVIGATION PANEL HELP
Each tab is a set of functionalities.
Displays the menu in which you The online HELP portal is
When you click on them, a menu
may access the files that contain the accessible via Codex.
will appear in the navigation panel.
screen links.

LAUNCHER:
The launcher is a search
engine which enables you to
find a specific screen by typing
a keyword. For example, if you
type 'project', all the links that
contain this word will be
displayed.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 10
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION ORGANISATIONAL SALES QUOTATION
STRUCTURE IN FORECASTS PROJECTS
THE TOOL

05 06
SOLD PROJECTS MANPOWER
MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 11
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE IN THE TOOL
THE BUSINESS UNIT

An operational structure

DIVISION

POLE

Management
View
DIRECTOR

Business Unit A Business Unit B


10000 20000

Management reporting is based on the operational structure: the Business Units which
are attached to Directors

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 12
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE IN THE TOOL
THE ANALYTICAL UNIT

Mono BU company

COMPANY F084

Business Unit Company variance Operational BU


CF084 11117

Company Company Variances Analytical Unit Analytical Unit


view CF084 11117

Data Entry Group


Main AU
Reporting

Entries on the AU CF084 are possible only for accounting entries between E result and
S Result

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 13
PROJECTS
CODIFICATION

Projects are defined as follows:

* The letter is defined


P* 1234567 1 01 automatically by the project
type
Proposed by the system
Determined by the system
May be defined by the user Level 3 = Project

Level 2 = Project Group

Level 1 = Consolidation

All projects are attached to an Analytical Unit


When a project is created:
Ether the first level or the second level may be reused to create the project hierarchy. For
instance: P.1234567.1.02 or P.1234567.2.01
The last 3 digits can be chosen and customised with alphanumeric characters

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 14
PROJECTS
EXAMPLE

Project hierarchy Level 1


Consolidation of the P.1234567
Main Contract for a big prorect
(VEI&S for instance)
projects group

Level 1 to 3 are used Level 2


Projects Group Project characteristics
P.1234567.1 P.1234567.2
ex : air conditioning
ex : low voltage

Level 3 Budget
Projects Exchange Value
P.1234567.1.01 P.1234567.1.02 P.1234567.2.01

Invoicing
ex: Access control ex : Fire detection ex: HVAC
Costs

Level 4 can be used depending on Level 4


Business need Subset of expenses
P.1234567.2.01.0001

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 15
PROJECTS
PROJECT CODING

Each type of project follows different management rules


The first character of the code specifies the type of project

Types Coding

Quotation project Q.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Construction project P.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Maintenance project M.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Pull-through project E.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Fast-close project F.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Technical project (Goodwill transfer, etc.) Z.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Guarantee project W.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Overheads projects G.XXXXXX.YYY.ZZ

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 16
PROJECTS
PROJECT NUMBERING

Possibility of finding the correspondence between the old and the new project
number in the event of a migration

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 17
PROJECTS
SOLD PROJECT STATUS

Sold projects follow different management rules according to their progress


stage of completion as identified by their Status

P1 Project in progress

Project closed with provisions (including supplier invoices to come and/or invoices to
P2
be issued)

Project closed during the financial year, without provisions


P3 - Invoicing issued 100% and payment received 100%
- Expenses made and cashed out at 100%

Project closed without provision during a previous financial year but the subject of an
P4 unplanned transaction (income or expense)
Only the projects with transactions appear on the documents

Project archived
P11
The status changes from status 4 to status 11 automatically at the end of the year

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 18
PROJECTS
THE RULES APPLYING TO STATUS CHANGES

Following is a list of the basic controls that takes place prior to the validation of
the Status change

P1 to Total Full Cost (Final) = Total Full Cost (Actual)


P2 Selling Price (Final) = Invoicing (Actual)
Selling Price (Budget) = Selling Price (Final)

P2 to Cash-ins (Actual) = Invoicing (Actual)


P3 Commitments (Actual) = 0
Accruals (Actual) + Provisions (Actual) = 0

P1 to Cash-ins (Actual) = Invoicing (Actual)


Commitments (Actual) = 0
P3
Accruals (Actual) + Provisions (Actual) = 0
98% Invoicing < Selling Price (Budget) < 102% Invoicing

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PROJECTS
THE SOLD PROJECT LIFE CYCLE

Quotation project Sold projects

P5 P6
P1 No more posting
Transfer of won
quotations costs (coverage, expenses)

P2 P3
Management decision
no change back to P1
P4

P11

Quotation creation Won project Acceptance Certificate End of fiscal year Archived project

Manual transfer Automatic transfer Automatic transfer


Yearly frequency Calendar frequency

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 20
PROJECTS
ACTIONS POSSIBLE ACCORDING TO THEIR STATUS

Entry permitted

Entry blocked

Entry possible
(but not recommended)

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 21
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION ORGANISATIONA SALES QUOTATION
L STRUCTURE IN FORECASTS PROJECTS
THE TOOL

05 06
SOLD PROJECTS MANPOWER
MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 22
THE BUSINESS UNIT BUDGET
AIPC

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 23
THE BUSINESS UNIT BUDGET
AIPC

The PM can import all P1 projects


Most column will then be pre-filled

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 24
THE BUSINESS UNIT BUDGET
AIPC

The PM can also import all P5 projects

Date taken from


the AIPC entry
screen

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 25
THE BUSINESS UNIT BUDGET
AIPC

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 26
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION ORGANISATIONA SALES QUOTATION
L STRUCTURE IN FORECASTS PROJECTS
THE TOOL

05 06
SOLD PROJECTS MANPOWER
MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 27
QUOTATION PROJECTS
CREATION OF A QUOTATION PROJECT

PROSPECTING

QUOTATION OPENING

STATUS 5 Q.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

The calculations lead to expenses


Hours that may be posted directly
Travel expenses, etc.

These expenses are followed-up on quotation projects


A project number for each quotation
Project opening in status 5: quotation in progress

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 28
QUOTATION PROJECTS
TRANSFER OF QUOTATION COSTS

NO
PROJECT
STATUS 6
WON?

QUOTATION COST
YES
TRANSFER

STATUS 1 P. XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ

Order not obtained Order obtained


Change of status 5 to 6 (lost Transfer of the costs to a new project
quotation) on PM instruction opened in P1
Lose a quotation screen Create a sold project screen, in
entering the number of the won quotation
Or Win a quotation screen

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 29
QUOTATION PROJECTS
MANAGE QUOTATIONS

Customer is
mandatory

Information from the AIPC report

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 30
QUOTATION PROJECTS
WIN A QUOTATION

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 31
QUOTATION PROJECTS
LOSE A QUOTATION

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 32
QUOTATION PROJECTS
QUOTATION LIST

Main quotation indicators are available (Amount,


Transfered costs, Status..)

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 33
CREATION OF A QUOTATION
WIN AND LOSE A QUOTATION

DEMOS

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 34
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION ORGANISATIONAL SALES QUOTATION
STRUCTURE IN FORECASTS PROJECTS
THE TOOL

05 06
SOLD PROJECTS MANPOWER
MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 35
SOLD PROJECTS
MANAGE SOLD PROJECTS

When an order is obtained, a Project number is opened in status 1

Select the Project


Manager

Possibility to
select
Grouping
Codes

Enter the Quotation number


to be transferred

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 36
SOLD PROJECTS
ORDER INTAKE

An Initial Budget and an unlimited number of


Additional Budgets can be created
A Budget may be modified until the monthly closing, but
cannot be deleted
The entry of the Invoicing indicator in the project
budgets supplies the Order intake indicator in the
Finance - TBM BU

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 37
CREATE, LOSE AND DUPLICATE A QUOTATION
PROJECT

EXERCISES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 38
CREATE A SOLD PROJECT

EXERCISES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 39
INPUT THE INITIAL BUDGET AND AN ADDITIONAL
BUDGET

EXERCISES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 40
SOLD PROJECTS
PROJECTS FOLLOW-UP

Each project is available in detail and at any time


from the Projects Follow-up menu
Click on a Project line to view each
transaction (Timesheets, Invoices, Cash-ins,
etc.)

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 41
SOLD PROJECTS
PROJECTS FOLLOW-UP

The Project lines are the same for all the


Business Units, except for the 11 sections, settable
To get the exact mapping by company choose
Display Chart of Accounts

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 42
SOLD PROJECTS
REPORTINGS

Accessible via the FrontPage

The interactive format of the follow-up documents allows easy access to


additional reports for a detailed analysis of all main figures

Display the main reports


Project - Immediate Accounts / Project - Summarized Accounts
EV sheet
Budget Listing

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 43
SOLD PROJECTS
EXCHANGE VALUES ENTRY

Forecasting the To do Expenses and the To do


Invoicing to update the Final Result and to close the
Projects that satisfy the conditions
EV data entry is available every month, at any time, with
at least a mandatory validation in the quarter

Data of the last


validated EV

The PM enters the to


do in hours and
amounts

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 44
SOLD PROJECTS
EV SHEET

Provides access to every EV Sheet on the fist


two levels

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 45
ENTER AN EXCHANGE VALUE

EXERCISES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 46
SOLD PROJECTS
P2 MANAGEMENT

For PM: Screen specifically dedicated to P2 review (same calendar as for the EV)

For CFC: Screen specifically dedicated to P2 management

Request to switch Accounting for Status Change P2 Projects


to P2 status Provisions Follow-up

PM CFC CFC Dedicated


Exchange Post an Changement
Change status screens for PM
Value Accounting de
position and CFC
Entry dune affaire

Project lines dedicated to charges (expenses & incomes) and provisions follow-up
Following-up of P2 status change requests
Following-up of P2 projects
Following-up of Provisions
As a reminder, automatic reversal of cost accruals when costs are incurred

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 47
SOLD PROJECTS
P2 STATUS CHANGE REQUEST

In practice, the PM requests the P2 status change:

During the EV entry:

The To do will switch over automatically to Accrued


Expenses after the EV is refreshed

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 48
SPECIFIC P2 FOLLOW-UP: TO BE USED BY
PROJECT MANAGERS

When the change of position was made by the


Financial Controller, the project appears on the
report Follow the P2 projects
At each quarterly closing and in addition to the
exchange value entry, the PM must update the
table

According to the transactions that have been booked


since the project status change in P2, the PM must
adjust the final values.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 49
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION ORGANISATIONA SALES QUOTATION
L STRUCTURE IN FORECASTS PROJECTS
THE TOOL

05 06
SOLD PROJECTS MANPOWER
MANAGEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 50
MANPOWER MANAGEMENT
TYPES OF HOURS

Summary diagram

Internal Internal Hours


Business Unit (including hours transferred)

Internal Internal Internal Hours


Company Functional Staff (including hours transferred)

External
Business Unit Received Hours
Employee

Internal
Twinning Hours
VE Group
External
Company
External
Temporary Hours
VE Group

Hourly Rate * Social Quotation Rate


Timesheets: Quotation rate Charge Rate * of the lending BU
Overheads coef.

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MANPOWER MANAGEMENT
TWINNING STAFF MANAGEMENT

Internal/External
Business Unit Between BUs within the same Company

Direct timesheet on Project valued at the Quotation Rate of the lending BU

The employee of BU 10559 has worked for BU 10577

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 52
MANPOWER MANAGEMENT
TWINNING STAFF MANAGEMENT

Internal
VE Group Between BUs of 2 different Companies

Within the Lending Business Unit


Timesheet on P7 Project (780 to 784)
Reinvoicing at the Section's Quotation Rate

Within the Receiving Business Unit


Timesheet on Sold Project, at the Section's Quotation Rate of the Receiving BU
External Staff Management Process
PROJECT MANAGEMENT 53
MANPOWER MANAGEMENT
EXTERNAL STAFF

Internal External
VE Group VE Group External Staff at the Company

Within the Lender Business Unit


Distinction is made between 2 types of External Staff
Temporary Staff
Group Staff

Invoice with
Timesheets
Process Entering Reconciliati
Invoice on on
Entering Variance
Timesheets Project
Assigning on Sold
Employee Project at
Creating to a BUs the
Employee Section Section's
File Quotation
Rate

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 54
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 55
EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT
ANALYTICAL MANAGEMENT

There are two ways to book equipment costs

Via the Quotity


- Equipment costs are included in the P9 Overheads Projects covered by the Quotity

Via the Timesheets


- Each equipment has a rate according to the family to which it belongs
(max. 10 families per Business Unit)
- Income: posted to P7 Project
- Expenses: The BU has the choice either to post them to P9 Projects for global follow-up or to
P7 Projects for more precise follow-up

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 56
EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT
GENERAL PROCESS

Setup consists of three successive steps as described below

Manage Equipment Families Equipment


Equipment Family

Manage Equipment Sheets Equipment Equipment


Quotity
Sheet Sheet

Defining P7 Equipment P7 P7
Project Equipment Equipment
Project Project

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 57
EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT
TIMESHEETS

Timesheet display for each equipment

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 58
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 59
INTERNAL SUB-CONTRACTING PROJECT
CODIFICATION

Internal sub-contracting projects are defined as follows

E 1234567 1 01

Proposed by the system


Determined by the system
May be defined by the user

Internal sub-contracting only applies between VINCI Energies companies


and not to the other companies of VINCI

Rules on opening pull-through projects


The BU that is carrying out the work opens a standard sold project
The BU that is purchasing those subcontracting services for re-invoicing them to
the final client opens a pull-through project

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 60
INTERNAL SUB-CONTRACTING PROJECT
POSTING DETAILS

A Business Unit A has signed a contract with its customer C for 100K
Business Unit A sub-contracts work for 20K of the contract to Business Unit B

BUSINESS UNIT B BUSINESS UNIT A


(COMPANY Y) (COMPANY X)

Sold Project P (Customer A) Internal Sub-contracting Project E (Customer C)

Sub-contractor Customer invoice 20K


Customer invoice 20K
Invoice 20K

Sold Project P (Customer C)

Customer invoice 80K

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 61
INTERNAL SUB-CONTRACTING PROJECT
CREATION

Project characteristics
(please fill up all relevant fields)

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 62
INTERNAL SUB-CONTRACTING PROJECT
CREATION

You can also define the Internal Sub-contracting


Project along with the Sold Project creation

Check the box

The system will assign the same number after the letters P and E

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 63
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 64
FINANCIAL COSTS
TYPES OF FINANCIAL INCOME / COSTS

The Financial income / costs on Projects, calculated on


Budget
Budget Rate applied to the
EV
Intermediate Full Cost
To do

Monthly Rate applied to the


Actual costs on projects
Actual Project Cash Position

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 65
FINANCIAL INCOME / COSTS ON PROJECTS
PROJECT STATUSES AND FFI

Entry permitted

Entry blocked

Entry possible
(but not recommended)

Only P1 and
P2 projects
have FFI

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 66
FINANCIAL INCOME / COSTS ON PROJECTS
CALCULATION RULES

Under Budget
Only on the P1 Projects

FFI = Budget Financial Costs Rate x Intermediate Full Cost

The Budget Financial Costs Rate is the rate entered when creating the Project

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 67
FINANCIAL INCOME / COSTS ON PROJECTS
CALCULATION RULES

Under Actual
On the P1 projects

FFI = Real Financial Costs Rate x Cumulative Net Cash

The calculation is stopped if the following 4 conditions are met


Total Invoicing >= Final Selling Price

Total Cash-in >= 98% of the Total Invoicing

Positive Net Cash

Total Full Cost 90% Total Invoicing

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 68
FINANCIAL INCOME / COSTS ON PROJECTS
CALCULATION RULES

Under Actual
On the P2 projects

FFI = Real Financial Costs Rate x Cumulative Net Cash

The calculation is stopped if one of the following 2 conditions is met


In the case of a profit: Total Cash-in >= Total Full Cost

In the case of a loss: Total Cash-in >= Total Invoicing

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 69
FINANCIAL INCOME / COSTS ON PROJECTS
CALCULATION RULES

Under EV
On the P1 Projects: no automatic calculation

The Financial Costs must be entered manually

What is checked during the validation?


If Intermediate Full Cost > 0, the Financial Costs must be >= Budget Financial
Costs Rate x Intermediate Full Cost

If Intermediate Full Cost <= 0, the Financial Costs must be >= 0

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 70
FINANCIAL INCOME / COSTS ON PROJECTS
PROJECTS FOLLOW-UP

Projects follow-up will be updated at the same time as the program is generated
Every night during the month, using an automatic program (updating of Cash-in, Cash-
out and Financial Costs)
In real-time during the Adjustment Period

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 71
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 72
THE FAST CLOSE PROJECT

The Fast Close project is a specific activity which records the activity not yet
booked for the days between the closing date and the end of period calendar
date (as anticipation of the account closing)

first day of last day of last day of


the calendar the accounting the calendar
month n period n period n period n+1 month n

01/10 20/10 31/10

Fast Close accrued expenses Fast Close accrued expenses


Materials & Sub-contracting Materials & Sub-contracting
for periods previous to n for the period n

Fast Close accrued expenses


Cumulated Total at the end of period n
(= Invoices not received at the last day of the accounting period n)

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 73
THE FAST CLOSE PROJECT

Fast Close is an accelerated financial account closing mode intended to to


publish the intermediate (quarterly and six-monthly accounts) and annual financial
reports one month ahead of the calendar

The quarterly and annual accounts are defined technically around the 15th day
of the last month in the quarter

The activity of the last days of the month is estimated in Fast Close, whether
on a Fast Close project, whether on a sold project.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 74
FAST CLOSE ACCRUED EXPENSES
MATERIALS & SUB-CONTRACTING

Calculation Method

Sub-contracting
Progress rate (2)
Ordered item value

Service &
Material

Ordered amount
Invoiced amount (1) = Ordered amount pro rata (3)
= Accrued expenses Invoiced amount (1)
= Accrued expenses

(1) On the last day of the analysed accounting period


(2) Progress rate = last day of the analysed calendar month - service start date
service end date service start date
(3) Ordered amount pro rata on the last day of the analysed calendar month

To ensure the quality of accrued expenses, it is therefore important to


Fill in correctly the delivery date and the service start and end dates
Clear old commitments to allow a relevant accrued expenses quality

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 75
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 76
TRAVEL EXPENSES
POSTING OF A TRAVEL EXPENSE - FRONTPAGE

Each employee posts his travel


expense in the FrontPage:
1 2 3 4

5 6

1 Project number
2 Travel expense category
If a cap have been fixed, the 3 Information about the expense: Date, Amount,
expenses to be reimbursed can be Currency, Description, Location, etc.
limited to the defined cap. 4 Amount to be reimbursed
5 Save as a draft (modifiable, not sent to the approver)
6 Save and submit (non modifiable, sent to the approver)

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 77
TRAVEL EXPENSES
POSTING OF A TRAVEL EXPENSE - FRONTPAGE

Supporting documents can be attached:

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 78
TRAVEL EXPENSES
TRAVEL EXPENSE APPROVAL - FRONTPAGE

The line manager accepts or rejects the travel


expense:

1 2 3 4 5 6

Right click on
the line 7

1 Display detail of the travel expense


2 Name of the employee
3 Reason of the travel expense
4 Status of the travel expense
5 Amount
6 Display of attached documents
7 Addition of comments in case of rejection
8 Accept/ Reject the travel expense 8

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 79
TRAVEL EXPENSES
ENTRY AND VALIDATION

DEMOS

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 80
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 81
THE USEFUL REPORTS

The main Project follow-up reports:


Project real time view / Project - summarized accounts
Timesheet follow-up by project
EV sheet
List of Project budgets

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 82
LES TATS DE RESTITUTION

Reports Filters Restitution


Budget listing Company Sum-up of project budgets input on a given period
Business Unit
Analytical Unit
Project Manager
Period,

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 83
THE USEFUL REPORTS

EXERCISES

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 84
QUIZ

QUIZ

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 85
QUIZ

# Quiz sur les affaires Vrai Faux


1 A pull through project is codified : G.XXXXXXX.Y.ZZ X
2 The status P5 means that the quotation is ongoing. X
3 I can input until 10 additional budgets. X
4 There is no control on cash in to put a project in P3. X

5 A pull through project concerns both internal subcontracting and loan of group staff X

6 The PM can create grouping codes to organize his projects. X


7 Financial costs can be calculated on P3 X
8 DSS costs are calculated on the full cost. X
X
9 Temporary workers timesheets are valorized at the quotation rate of his section

10 The PM can can see the last EV in the EV input screen X


11 The PM can change a project status X
12 The initial budget can be modified anytime X

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 86
AGENDA

07 08 09 10
EQUIPMENT INTERNAL FINANCIAL FAST CLOSE
MANAGEMENT SUBCONTRACTING COSTS

11 12
EXPENSE NOTES REPORTING LUNCH

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 87
ORGANISATION OF THE TRAINING

This morning This afternoon This afternoon

Analytics Purchasing Sales

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 88
OBJECTIVES

Materials and
General principles
Suppliers

Purchase Requests
Reporting
and Orders

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 89
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION SUPPLIERS MATERIALS PURCHASE
REQUESTS AND
ORDERS

05 06 07
GOODS SUPPLIER REPORTING BREAK
RECEIPTS INVOICE
PAYMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 90
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION SUPPLIERS MATERIALS PURCHASE
REQUESTS AND
ORDERS

05 06 07
GOODS SUPPLIER REPORTING BREAK
RECEIPTS INVOICE
PAYMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 91
INTRODUCTION
THE PURCHASING STRUCTURE IN THE TOOL

Managerial organisation Codex Examples of what


can be done
VINCI Energies
Organisation

Plant A Plant B
Supplier management
Country 1 Country 2 Country 3 Country 5 Country 6 Country 7 Country 8 Purchasing Price management
organisations
Pole 1 Pole 3 Pole 4

Comp
1
Comp
2
Comp
4
Comp
4
Comp
5
Comp
6
Company GTP management

Material management
Plants Price management
( By default a Company = a plant) Validation strategy
definition

BU BU BU BU BU BU
1 2 5 6 7 8

BU BU BU BU BU Etb
Storage location Header logo
9 10 13 14 15 2 Invoicing addresses
(By default the storage
Location=business unit) Delivery addresses
BU Etb Etb Adjustments to the order
21 2 3 form
Stock management

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 92
AGENDA

01 02 03 04
INTRODUCTION SUPPLIERS MATERIALS PURCHASE
REQUESTS AND
ORDERS

05 06 07
GOODS SUPPLIER REPORTING BREAK
RECEIPTS INVOICE
PAYMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 93
THE SUPPLIERS
THE SUPPLIER SHEET

Supplier sheet

Surname Currency Payment terms


Address Incoterms Divergent payment
Telephone Partner functions (Invoicing Method of payment
Fax address, order) Sort key
Email Etc. Etc.
BVD code
GUO code
Company S/L Partner (Osmose)
Tax identification No.
RIB
Etc.

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THE MATERIALS
THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF MATERIAL

In Codex, there are 4 types of material:

The
The Generic The internal The stored
manufacturer
materials materials items
materials
To be used only if
From manufacturer there are no
catalogs or manufacturer or Used specifically
business catalogs internal materials by a few
Used to meet Companies
specific, recurring
The have a generic Company needs
The prices are
designation that may which are not
managed by
be modified in the covered by the
contracts
purchase order manufacturer Type of material
materials which requires
Public price updated stock
monthly E.g.: Sub-contracting management

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THE MATERIALS
THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF MATERIAL

Type of materials:

Designation Coding
Manufacturer M + Manufacturer trigram + 14 characters
Generic 51 + 5 characters
Stored D + 17 characters or 2 + 6 characters
Internal Z + 2 country characters + 7 characters

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THE MATERIALS
THE PURCHASING FAMILIES

The purchasing family is a grouping of materials and determines the


purchasing account and the project's analytical rubric:





Allocates the expenses
Defines the by analytical rubric in
Purchasing family
purchasing account the project sheet

Example:
Material Purchasing Accounting nature Analytical
family rubric
Piston lock Anti intrusion 6051101 - Building Supplies
management

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PURCHASE REQUESTS AND PURCHASE ORDERS
DIFFERENCES

Purchase Purchase
Request Validation Order Validation
Optional Commitment

Supplier
Introduction text

Material Quantity Price Supplier Material Quantity Price


Material Quantity Price Material Quantity Price Item desc.
Material Quantity Item description
Terms and conditions
End text

A purchase request can be defined with or without price, with or without supplier.
In an order, it is possible to add additional texts (to be printed or not)
A Codex order is always mono-supplier

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PURCHASE ORDERS
VALIDATION

Validation of the purchase requests and order


A multi-level validation strategy may be defined by:
Company
Type of purchase request or order
Amount

If no strategy is defined, a level 1 validation (the purchaser) is defined by default


the purchaser is defined by default as validator.

The validators may be defined by name


The validators may vary according to the plants, UA or stores
Possibility of sending notifications by email

Purchase
Purchase Purchase order
request Purchase order
request validation
validation

or FIORI or FIORI

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PURCHASE ORDERS
THE TYPES

Type Code Description


Standard ZSTD Equipment element for direct use
Numbering: 90* E.g.: Cable, box, etc.

Sub-Contracting ZSUB Contract with another Business unit, which fulfils part of the main contract
Numbering: 91* you have with a customer.
Your Business unit is the only contact in the customer relationship. In
particular for payment
Direct payment sub- ZSPD Same as ZSUB, except that the customer pays the sub-contractor directly
contracting
Numbering: 92*
Services ZSER Intangible and virtual material
Numbering: 94* E.g.: Transport, training, etc.

Investment ZINV Acquisition of a fixed asset intended to remain in the business unit for the
Numbering: 93* long term.
It may be hardware (building, machine, etc.), virtual (patent, certificate, etc.)
or financial (share, company investment, etc.)
Cost over 500 Euro (France only)
Inventory ZNEG Material intended to be stored
A ZNEG type purchase request is converted into a ZSTD order when the
replenishment
purchase order is made
Numbering: 90*

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PURCHASE REQUESTS AND ORDERS
NUMBERING

When the order form is edited, its numbering will be composed of 3 parts:

When an order is recorded, version 0 is generated


After each later modification, versions 1, 2, 3, etc. are obtained
Each new order form version is archived in PDF format
Possibility of displaying the different versions of a purchase order

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PURCHASE ORDERS
THE PURCHASER GROUPS

Purchaser group:

3-character code identifying the Purchasing contact for an order

Their details appear on the order form

They may be named (DURANT Pierre) or generic (Toulouse Purchasing


Department)

Compulsory to create a PR/PO

Used to configure by default the order form editing type


The purchaser group entered in the purchase request (or reassigned by the
PM) enables purchasers to see their work book for the creation of purchase
orders

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PURCHASE ORDERS
METHODS FOR SENDING THE ORDER FORM
There are 5 ways to send an order form:
Printer output

Printout on the printer selected by configuration

Fax

Purchase order sent directly by fax to the Supplier

External sending (Email to the Supplier)

Order form and attachments sent directly to the supplier and the person who created the order
If there is no Supplier email address in the purchase order, one may be added manually on
saving. Otherwise a printer output is generated

Simple email (Email to the creator only)

Order form and attachments sent directly to the person who created the order by email

EDI

Order form sent directly, digitally without fax or printout

The order form may only be edited if the order has been validated in full
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PURCHASE ORDERS
COMPOSITION

A purchase order is composed of:


Header data
Item data

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CREATION OF A PURCHASE ORDER

DEMOS

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CREATION OF A PURCHASE REQUEST

DEMOS

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CONVERTING A PR INTO A PO

DEMOS

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VALIDATION OF A PO VIA FIORI

DEMOS

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CREATE A PURCHASE REQUEST

EXERCISES

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FROM THE PURCHASE REQUEST TO THE PURCHASE
ORDER

EXERCISES

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ADD AN ADDITIONAL ITEM

EXERCISES

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PURCHASE REQUESTS AND ORDERS
SEARCH

The search of purchase requests and orders is accessible via Tracking


button of the cockpit:

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PURCHASE REQUESTS AND ORDERS
MODIFICATION

All the data may be modified in the purchase requests, except for:

All the data may be modified in the purchase orders, except for:

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PURCHASE REQUESTS AND ORDERS
MODIFICATION

Impacts of modifying a purchase order:

A purchase order may only be modified once it has been


validated by all the validators

If a purchase order is modified and if its total value increases:


New validation process

If a purchase order which was created from a purchase


request is modified, the modifications are not passed onto the
purchase request

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PURCHASE REQUESTS AND ORDERS
CANCELLATION

You cannot delete a purchase order


However, you may delete the item/s of the purchase order:
The field Flag for deletion allows you to identify the deleted items

Cancellation conditions
No goods receipt, even partial
No invoice

Impacts
Cancellation of the project commitments

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GOODS RECEIPTS
DELIVERY NOTE (DN) ENTRY

This is an optional step in the Purchasing flow

To authorise the payment of a Supplier invoice, you may choose to make the
DN entry in Codex compulsory
Without this the payment is blocked and validation is necessary
This option may be configured by default at the Company's choice
It may be modified when an order is entered
A Company may also prohibit modification of the default choice

The DN may be entered or cancelled using a dedicated transaction


When an order is displayed you can see whether the DN has been entered

There is a "Goods receipt" user guide

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THE PURCHASING FLOW

Purchasing structure Suppliers Materials Projects

Organisational structure Master data

Purchase Supplier
Purchase Order Good Invoice
Requests Receipt
Commitments Actual cost

From the purchase request to the invoice

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SUPPLIER ACCOUNTING OVERVIEW
PAYMENT APPROVAL

A single transaction for all payment approval validators: Project manager,


Business unit manager, Financial controller, Business unit controller

The validation is limited to the validator's scope:


The Project Manager projects, the Business unit manager business unit and the
Financial controller's company
For a multi-project invoice, the two PM must validate the invoice on payment

Payment approval management in real time


An invoice which has just been accounted for may be unblocked immediately.

There is no automatic invoice unblocking


There are no automatic emails to warn that the invoices must be unblocked

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PAYMENT APPROVAL

DEMOS

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REPORTING

List of the main reports

Purchase requests follow up

List of purchase orders

Commitment follow-up by project

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REPORTING

Display of the list of purchases according to the


selected search criteria:

Possibility of printing or extracting to Excel


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REPORTING

List of purchase orders


Enables all the purchase orders to be displayed
This is the most complete reporting as the search criteria are finer
In particular Pole, Analytical unit, Posting, etc.

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REPORTING

Display of the list of orders according to the selected search criteria:

You may:
Consolidate the results by order or order item
Access directly the display of an order by double-clicking on it
Print
Extract to Excel

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REPORTING

Commitment follow-up by project


Enables all the purchase orders for a project to be
displayed, specifying:
The variances between the ordered value and the invoiced
value
Possibility of mass commitment cleaning

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REPORTING

Three types of display possible:


Consolidated by order
Detailed by order item
Most detailed view

Detailed by order item with commitment cleaning possibility


Three types of statement date choice
Today
At the end of the month M-1
At the end of the month M-2

Possibility of printing or extracting the reporting to Excel


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QUIZ

QUIZ

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QUIZ

Which of these materials does not exist?

Answer 1 National material

Answer 2 Generic material

Answer 3 Internal material

Answer 4 Manufacturer material

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QUIZ

Which information cannot be modified on an order


which has already been sent to the supplier?

Answer 1 The supplier

Answer 2 The prices

Answer 3 The quantities

Answer 4 The order type

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QUIZ

The order form may only be edited when the order has
been validated by all validators?

Answer 1 It depends on the Plant

Answer 2 It depends on the Company

Answer 3 True

Answer 4 False

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QUIZ

Do you need to re-validate an order whose price has


been modified upwards?

Answer 1 True

Answer 2 False

Answer 3 Only if it is an investment order

Answer 4 Only for networking

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QUIZ

Can you make an order whose expenses will be entered


on several projects?

Answer 1 Yes

Answer 2 No

Answer 3 Only if they are state projects

Answer 4 Only if they are overhead projects

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QUIZ

When orders are sent by email, are the general terms of


purchase sent automatically with the order form?

Answer 1 True

Answer 2 False, they must be sent by fax

Answer 3 False, they must be sent as an attachment

Answer 4 False, they must be sent by post

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ORGANISATION OF THE TRAINING

This morning This afternoon This afternoon

Analytics Purchasing Sales

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GENERAL PRESENTATION
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

The organisational structure for the sales


module:

The company: Company


Corresponds to a VINCI Energies group legal entity
F063 - CEGELEC OIL & GAS

The Sales Organisation:


One sales organisation per company Sales organisation
F063 - CEGELEC OIL & GAS
The agency:
By default 1 agency configured
Possible to have several agencies to adapt the
invoices (logos, addresses, etc.) Agency Agency Agency Agency
F001 F002 F003 F004
Equivalent to a physical site or a brand

The group of sales staff Group of Group of Group of Group of


sales sales sales sales
Always 1 by default per agency staff staff staff staff
1 1 1 1

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GENERAL PRESENTATION
THE SALES FLOW

Sales flow:
(Database) (Database)
Material Customer

Project data
Sales order Attachment to one or more
projects

Information about the order


Invoice amount in the project sheet

Invoicing element follow-up

Accounting
flow

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CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT

(Database) (Database)
Customer Base
Material Customer
Single, international
VINCI Energies database
Sales order
1 customer = 1 legal entity

Validation by country

Invoice Bill-to-party / ship-to-party


sites by companies

Accounting
flow

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CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT
INTRODUCTION THE DATABASE

A single, international database (valid for the whole VE group)

It is based on a uniqueness criterion for the customers: BVD code

The creation of each sold-to-party is validated by a central team per country.

The companies may attach bill-to-party / ship-to-party sites to each sold-to-


party

Each company in the group's Osmose code is available on the VINCI


Intranet in the Legal / Osmose portal

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ORDERS AND INVOICES MANAGEMENT

Sales flow:
(Database) (Database)
Material Customer
Material base

Generic materials to
Sales order determine the income accounts
and the analytical rubrics
affected

2 types of material: sales or


Invoice cost re-invoicing

Accounting
flow

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ORDERS AND INVOICES MANAGEMENT

A new indicator in the project sheet:

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ORDER AND INVOICE MANAGEMENT
PROJECT POSITION

Project - order creation and invoicing:


Position Project description Order creation Invoicing Comment

P1 In progress
P2 Closed with provision
P3 Closed without provision
Closed without provision with
P4
unplanned transaction
P11 Archived

Authorised Unauthorised
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ORDER AND INVOICE MANAGEMENT
INVOICE VALIDATION BY THE PM

A functionality enables the PM to validate an invoice and download the


documents sent to the customer manager.

Objectives of this tool:


Communicate between the PM and the customer manager
Monitor the order invoicing

This process is optional and has no direct impact on the general flow
To set up this tool in your company, send your request to support.it@vinci-
energies.com specifying the company in question

Access possible via YBILLVALID


TO GO
User guide - Invoice validation by the PM
FURTHER.

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ORDER AND INVOICE MANAGEMENT
INVOICE VALIDATION BY THE PM

Validation process
YBILLVALID

Sales Invoicing Sales


Sales order reporting due date reporting Invoicing
update validation update

PM actions Customer manager actions

Sales reporting update Sales reporting update


Comment invoicing due dates
Change the selling price Send the due dates to PM for
Change the invoicing dates validation
Download documents Recover the downloaded
Comment on the invoicing due documents
dates Change the invoicing dates

Invoicing due date validation Due date invoicing

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INVOICE VALIDATION BY THE PM

DEMOS

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REPORTING
THE AGING BALANCE

The aging balance is displayed by customer,


business unit and project:

1 Company selection
The figures may be extracted:
2 On the day's date
At the end of a closed fast close period
2
At the end of a calendar month, for which the
3 TBM was performed
The default value is the day's date.
Possibility of filtering the data:
4 By business
3 By analytical unit
5 By project
By project manager
Definition of the delay ranges (30/90/180 and
4
360 by default)
5 Inclusion of group and/or doubtful customers

It is stored after each fast close and calendar closing for later consultation

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REPORTING
THE AGING BALANCE

Possibility of sorting, defining filters and sub-totals and exporting to Excel:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 Customer description and account Obtain the detail of the document

2 Analytical unit and project number Sort in ascending/descending order


After selecting a column, filter the report according to
3 Project manager name
the selected criterion
4 Voucher number After selecting a column, insert a total/sub-total
5 Due date Change the format (display by late range, for
example)
6 Amount not paid
Export to Excel
7 Amount not paid with delay

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REPORTING
DUNNING

The project manager will be able to display the invoices follow up of which he
is responsible. He will see the dunning actions, the ongoing exchanges and
enter comments.
A specific layout will be proposed by default to the project manager :

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REPORTING
DUNNING

Specific variant on invoices with blocking codes:

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PROJECT MANAGER

TO GO
FURTHER

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WELCOME TO THE HELP PORTAL
DOCUMENTATION & ONLINE HELP

Welcome to your User Information and Support Site!

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WELCOME TO THE HELP PORTAL
DOCUMENTATION & ONLINE HELP

You will find the Training Documents of all courses

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WELCOME TO THE HELP PORTAL
DOCUMENTATION & ONLINE HELP

You will have access to User Guides and e-learning Modules

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WELCOME TO THE HELP PORTAL
DOCUMENTATION & ONLINE HELP

You may also check the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

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WELCOME TO THE HELP PORTAL
DOCUMENTATION & ONLINE HELP

Finally, many Info Sheets+ will be available via the Glossary

An English
translation is
under way

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WELCOME TO THE HELP PORTAL
DOCUMENTATION & ONLINE HELP

The Search button helps you to find what you need.

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