How to find your contracts

This article will guide you through navigating the Deals area, the contract listing, and how to find the basic contract types. This includes:

1. How to get to Deals‍
2. Introduction to the contracts listing
3. Introduction to the workflow contracts listing
4. How to filter your contracts
   a. How to view your pricing contracts
   b. How to view your distributor support contracts (DSCs)
   c. How to view your customer pricing contracts (CPCs)
   d. How to view your special pricing agreements (SPAs)

Special pricing agreements, contracts, and templates can be found in the deals area. Wherever you are in the system, you can get to your deals area by:

1. Clicking the icon (of nine squares) in the top right. This will show you the Apps you have access to. You can see an example after these steps.
2. Click on deals.

Disclaimer: If you cannot see Deals tab, please reach out to us here.

The contracts listing is the home page for SPAs and where all the new pricing programs, contracts and special pricing agreements are created.

The following contracts appear in the contracts listing:

• Distributor Support Contract (ID prefixed with D).
• Customer Pricing Contract (ID prefixed with C).
• Special Pricing Agreement (ID prefixed with S).
• Pricing Program (ID prefixed with P).

Viewing your contracts in the default contracts listing, you will be able to review the following:

• ID: a system-generated field to identify whether the contract is a DSC, CPC, SPA or pricing program.
• Dates: this can be a start and end date or describe when a contract starts if there is no defined end date.
• Reference: A user-defined text field that describes your contract.
• Organization: This will be your organization.
• Partners: The trading partners related to a given contract.
• Usage: Describes how many SPAs are related to the given contract (this field is only populated for DSCs and CPCs).
• Approval status: Either draft or approved, the approved status ensures the contract has all mandatory fields and selections set and communicates the contract is ready for support/is active.

How to access the workflow contracts listing:

1. Navigating to the filters and views button in the top right.
2. Select workflow under the filters > column set > default.

When set to the workflow contracts listing, you can see the following columns:

• ID: a system-generated field to identify whether the contract is a DSC, CPC, SPA, or pricing program.
• Reference: A user-defined text field that describes your contract.
• Initiator: the organization that initiates the contract (this column will not be populated for SPA contracts).
• Originator: Who created the contract.
• Partners: The trading partners related to a given contract.
• Approval status: Either draft or approved, the approved status ensures the contract has all mandatory fields and selections set and communicates the contract is ready for support/is active.
• Approval date: The date on which the contract was approved.

You can use the search bar as well as the filter and views section to surface relevant information and find specific contracts.

The search bar allows you to search on a contract’s ID or reference.

The filters section is split into details, active agreements, workflow, and column set.

1. Set details filters:
   a. Type: Allows you to filter agreements by type: customer pricing contract, distributor support contract, Pricing program, and Special pricing agreements.
   b. Dates: Allows you to filter based on a date range. The system will return agreements that are active within this time period.
2. Set active agreements filter: when managing hundreds or thousands of SPAs, you can easily filter through volumes by toggling to Active agreements. When enabled, this filter limits the view to approved SPAs per the start and end dates.
3. Set workflow filters, which include:
   a. Lead: this is the person who last edited the workflow.
   b. Waiting on: this is currently not supported; look out for new workflow enhancements here.
   c. Approval status: filter by draft or approved contracts.
4. Set column set filter; options include:
   a. Default: learn about the default listing here.
   b. Workflow: learn about the workflow listing here.

To view pricing programs:

1. Click the filters and views button in the top right.
2. Click on the type button under filters > details > type.
3. Select pricing program.
4. Click the Close button.

You should now have a listing where all the IDs begin with the letter P. You can also view a specific pricing program by using the search bar to search for a specific ID or reference. You can learn more about these fields here.

To view DSC contracts:

1. Click the filters and views button in the top right.
2. Click on the type button under filters > details > type.
3. Select distributor support contract.
4. Click the Close button.

You should now have a listing where all the IDs begin with the letter D. You can also view a specific DSC by using the search bar to search for a specific ID or reference. You can learn more about these fields here.

To view CPC contracts:

1. Click the filters and views button in the top right.
2. Click on the type button under filters > details > type.
3. Select customer pricing contract.
4. Click the Close button.

You should now have a listing where all the IDs begin with the letter C. You can also view a specific CPC using the search bar to search for a specific ID or reference. You can learn more about these fields here.

To view SPA contracts:

1. Click the filters and views button in the top right.
2. Click on the type button under filters > details > type.
3. Select special pricing agreement.
4. Click the Close button.

You should now have a listing where all the IDs begin with the letter S. You can also view a specific SPA using the search bar to search for a specific ID or reference. You can learn more about these fields here.