About Maintenance Execution Finance

Explanation

Maintenance Execution Finance gives finance controllers and MRO planners end-to-end visibility and control over maintenance costs for both hangar and line maintenance work packages. Costs reported during maintenance execution flow through finance transactions, authorization, transfer to accounting, and voucher creation using the standard IFS Cloud finance framework.

The finance capability supports:

Who Uses This Capability

End-to-End Finance Flow

  1. Technicians report costs against aviation tasks (personnel time, tools, materials, external costs, or expenses).
  2. The system creates an Aviation Task Transaction for each cost line. See About Aviation Task Transactions.
  3. Finance users review costs on work package commercials or Aviation Task Transactions. For hangar work packages, see View Work Package Commercials. For line work packages, see View Line Maintenance Work Package Commercials.
  4. The finance controller Authorizes the transaction. See About Aviation Task Transactions.
  5. The finance controller runs the appropriate Transfer assistant for the cost type. A voucher is created in IFS/Accounting Rules. See Transfer Aviation Task Transactions.
  6. If pre-posting or accounting setup changes after transfer, the transaction is Reposted and transferred again. See Reposting Aviation Task Transactions.
  7. When the aviation task is closed and no further changes are needed, the transaction is marked as Finally Posted. See Manually Set Aviation Task Transaction to Finally Posted and Remove Finally Posted on Aviation Task.

From the voucher, the standard IFS Cloud general ledger update process applies. No maintenance-execution-specific steps are required beyond transfer.

Work Package Commercials

Review work package and task costs on the commercials pages:

Posting Control

Your finance consultant configures how maintenance execution costs post to accounts and code part values on the Posting Control page. For each posting type, choose the control type that determines how posting rules are matched.

Posting Types

Maintenance Execution finance uses the posting types below. For full descriptions, system events, and general posting control concepts, see Posting Types and System Events - Service and Maintenance.

Posting Type Description Module
T67 Pre Accounting Work Package ADCOM
T57 Pre Accounting Work Task Section WRKTSK
T1 Time Reporting WRKTSK
T2 Counter Time Reporting WRKTSK
TO1 Time Reporting Overhead WRKTSK
TO2 Counter Time Reporting Overhead WRKTSK
T5 Time Reporting-Non Company Employee WRKTSK
T6 Counter Time Reporting-Non Company Employee WRKTSK
TO5 Time Reporting Overhead-Non Company Employee WRKTSK
TO6 Counter Time Reporting Overhead-Non Company Employee WRKTSK
TF1 Tool/Equipment Cost WRKTSK
TF2 Tool/Equipment Counter Booking WRKTSK
TE1 Maintenance Manual Expenses WRKTSK
TE2 Maintenance Manual Expenses Counter Booking WRKTSK
TP1 Maintenance Manual Purchase WRKTSK
TP2 Maintenance Manual Purchase Counter Booking WRKTSK
TP3 Invoiced Task Purchase Cost WRKTSK
TPM Manual Invoiced Task Purchased Cost WRKTSK
TP65 Invoiced Task Purchase Charges WRKTSK
M50 Issue on Work Task WRKTSK
M51 Issue Addition INVENT
M52 Revenue Issue Addition INVENT
M144 Material Receipt on Work Task WRKTSK
M207 Issue Part to Repair on Work Task WRKTSK
M208 Receipt of Repaired Part on Work Task WRKTSK

Control Types

Aviation-specific control types include:

The Personnel Resource Group control type is also used for personnel time transactions.

When posting depends on more than one control type, use combination control types or specification control types to define posting rules. See Enter Posting Control Information and Posting Control - General.