Section1 Box 1 Tab
This tab displays the contracting and paying addresses that appear in line 1 of the form 1443.
These addresses originate in the Addresses subtask in Costpoint Sales Order Entry (this subtask is on the following screens: Manage Sales Orders, Approve Sales Orders, or Manage Sales Orders Supervisor Screen) and the Manage Government Payment Offices screen, respectively. They are then referenced on the 1443 Info tab of the Manage Project Billing Information screen. You can modify all of the address fields in this screen.
Contracting Office
This group box contains the address of the contracting office. You can click in the Address field to select a valid contracting office. You can modify any of the fields.
Field | Description |
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Address |
Enter, or click to select, the street address of the contracting office. |
Name |
Enter the name of the contracting officer in this field. |
Line 1, Line 2, Line 3 |
Enter additional address information on these lines. |
City |
Enter the city in this field. If you skip ahead to enter the Postal Code first, and that postal code has already been used in Costpoint, the city information is automatically brought into the screen for you. After the information is brought in, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
State/Province |
Enter, or click to select, the state/province in this field. If you skip ahead to enter the Postal Code first, and that postal code has already been used in Costpoint, the state/province information is automatically brought into the screen for you. After you bring in the information, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
Country |
Enter, or click to select, the country code for this address. If you skip ahead to enter the Postal Code first, and that postal code has already been used in Costpoint, the country information is automatically brought into the screen for you. After the information is brought in, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
Postal Code |
Enter, or click to select, the postal code for this address. Note that the postal code brings in the city, state/province, and country code if they have not already been entered. The first time you use a postal code, Costpoint stores the city, state/province, and country code in its table. From then on, if you enter the postal code first, it brings in the other information. After the information is brought in, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
Paying Office
This group box displays the address of the payment office. You can click in the Address field to select a valid payment office. You can modify any of the fields. If you have entered a Payment Office code on the 1443 Info tab of the Manage Project Billing Information screen, the fields in this group box are automatically populated with information from the Manage Government Payment Offices screen.
Field | Description |
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Address |
Enter, or click to select, an address code for the payment office. draws information from the Government Payment Offices table. If you select a code from , the name, address, city, state/province, and zip code default into the screen. You can modify this information. |
Name |
Enter the contact name for the payment office in this field. |
Line 1, Line 2, Line 3 |
Enter the street address on these lines. |
City |
Enter the city in this field. If you skip ahead to enter the Postal Code first, and that postal code has already been used in Costpoint, the city information is automatically brought into the screen for you. After the information is brought in, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
State/Province |
Enter, or click to select, the state/province in this field. If you skip ahead to enter the Postal Code first, and that postal code has already been used in Costpoint, the state/province information is automatically brought into the screen for you. After the information is brought in, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
Country |
Enter, or click to select, the country code for this address. If you skip ahead to enter the Postal Code first, and that postal code has already been used in Costpoint, the country information is automatically brought into the screen for you. After the information is brought in, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
Postal Code |
Enter, or click to select, the postal code for this address. Note that the postal code brings in the city, state/province, and country code if you have not already entered them. The first time you use a postal code, Costpoint stores the city, state/province, and country code in its table. From then on, if you enter the postal code first, it brings in the other information. After the information is brought in, you can modify it. However, modifications do not modify the default information located on the Manage Postal Codes screen. |
iRAPT Information
Field | Description |
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Included in iRAPT File |
If this check box is selected, this indicates that the bill has been included in a iRATP file. You can edit this check box, but you should exercise caution when doing so because it may cause the file to be included in more than one iRAPT file. If you recalculate the bill after including it in a iRAPT file, Costpoint clears this check box. |
File Name |
If the bill has been included in a iRAPT file, this field displays the file name. |
Alt File Location |
If the bill has been included in a iRAPT file, this field displays the output path used when the file was created. If the Included in iRAPT File check box is selected and this field is blank, you must enter the output path used when the file was created. |