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**__Company Aggregate Admin__** | **__Company Aggregate Admin__** | ||
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The Company Aggregate Admin is broken out into two screens: | The Company Aggregate Admin is broken out into two screens: | ||
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The Company Aggregate Association Admin is where the Companies will be added to the previously defined Aggregate Groupings. | The Company Aggregate Association Admin is where the Companies will be added to the previously defined Aggregate Groupings. | ||
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+ | The purpose of Aggregate Companies is to take companies which are actually the exact same location and group them together. | ||
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+ | Sysco Atlanta - company number A-12345 | ||
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+ | Sysco Atlanta - company number B-98765 | ||
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+ | Sysco Atlanta - company number C-17785 | ||
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+ | There is only ONE company here - Sysco Atlanta - and the different company numbers could represent Ship To, Bill To, etc. types of companies. | ||
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+ | This means that if a claim comes in for company number A-12345 but the contractee is B-98765 then that claim won't pend for ineligible distributor. | ||
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+ | __Finding Records with the Hierarchy__ | ||
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+ | To find where a User or Company is within the hierachy, select (highlight) the row within the grid. Then click the Cycle through item in Hierarchy button. | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | There is also an option to Expand All and Collapse All of the hierarchy. | ||
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**__Company Aggregate Grouping Definition Admin__** | **__Company Aggregate Grouping Definition Admin__** | ||
- | This is where aggregate groupings can be added or modified. | + | This is where aggregate groupings can be added or modified. |
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Note that when selecting a Company Type, only companies with the same company type can be added to that aggregate grouping. | Note that when selecting a Company Type, only companies with the same company type can be added to that aggregate grouping. | ||
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+ | **Don' | ||
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+ | **__Company Aggregate Association Admin__** | ||
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+ | To add companies to the Company Aggregate Groupings previously defined, navigate to the Company Aggregate Association Admin screen. | ||
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+ | In the screenshot below, the company grid is filtered to a Company Name containing " | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | To add these companies to the previously created aggregate group USF Naples Test, select the rows and drag them to the group on the right. | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | The hierarchy member will update to true and the companies will display as members of the aggregate group. | ||
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+ | **Don' | ||
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+ | **Set Parent** | ||
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+ | A Parent Company can be set for members within an aggregate group. | ||
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+ | To set a parent company, select the company row within the company grid. Then click the Set Parent button at the bottom of the screen. | ||
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+ | This will change the icon on the company in the grouping section from {{: | ||
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+ | To clear a parent company, select the company row within the company grid. Then click the Clear Parent button at the bottom of the screen. | ||
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+ | **Don' | ||
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+ | Note: The Price List by Company does not use the Aggregate Company feature. | ||