A display of time-dependent data in table form.
You have specified time-dependent data for a Real Estate object.
In the master data dialog, you often encounter 1:n relationships. For instance, a Real Estate object can have an indefinite number of measurements . If these assignments are time-dependent, in other words the value for each measurement type can be changed on a defined date, the display and processing of master data may become rather cluttered.
In the
Management of Time Slots
function, you can display a table of
current
values assigned to the real estate object. If you wish to display or process
historic
or
future
data, you can choose the given time slot by choosing
Complete Period
or
Current Time Slot.
You can only access time slot management in the display mode. However, if you have the necessary authorization, you can jump to change mode in the time slot you currently have selected and change dates there.
The system divides the periods into time slots. Each time you make a change to time-dependent data, the system records a new time slot that starts from the change date. The default value is always the current time slot.
You can display historic and future entries if the
Previous Time Slot
and
Next Time
Slot buttons are activated. The “current” time slot is the period that includes the current date.
In the complete view, current and future entries have different colors for easy identification.
Time slots are used in the following applications:
Definition of measurements
Assignment of object to partner in all roles
Assignment of partner to contract
Assignment of contract / object to conditions of different condition types
Sales-based rent agreement in the contract, reporting rule, sales rule
Adjustment rules in contract (condition adjustment)
Assignment of fixtures and fixtures characteristics to a building or rental object
Manual assignment of functional locations to the usage object or architectural object