Task Type, Component, and Level The task type, task component, and task level fields enable you to specify in the time sheet the elements of the task that are relevant for evaluation. Elements that are relevant for evaluation are entered for the following business processes, for example:
Payroll (wage types, attendance types)
Controlling and Billing (activity types, statistical key figures)
Invoice verification for external employees (activity numbers)
Characterization of content of a specific task that is performed by an employee, for example,
consultancy
or
instructor task.
Specific task components are usual for each task type.
Elements of a task that are relevant for evaluation
A task usually comprises several task components, for example,
normal working hours, overtime
or
hours traveled.
Differentiates between an employee’s tasks according to the valuation level.
Specific task levels are usual for each task type. Task levels determine the valuation level per task component.
The SAP system can derive the following working time attributes from the combination of task types, task components, and task levels:
Attendance/absence types
Wage types
Activity types
Statistical key figures
Activity numbers
Sender business processes
You can replace these input fields on your Time Sheet user interface with the input fields for task type, task component, and task level. These input fields are tailored specifically to suit task recording needs. You can also evaluate task types, task components, and task levels in Reporting.
You can make the relevant settings in the Implementation Guide (IMG), under
At a consultancy, employees record their tasks. The data they enter is used for creating invoices.
Task type: Consultancy
Task components for consultancy: Working hours, overtime, kilometers driven
Task levels for consultancy: Junior, senior
The SAP system valuates the
Overtime
task component for the
Junior
task level with a specific activity type. The SAP system valuates the
Overtime
component for the
Senior
task level with a different activity type with a higher price.