Publication Date: 8/17/2026
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Select the Accept/Decline The Accept/Decline From the ROS Message List window, select the Accept/Decline
TRAX displays the ROS Quotation window. The user may choose to accept or decline the message in this window. In this example, the user will choose to 'Accept' the message. Select the Accept radio button. Enter any remarks in the Accept Remarks field and select the Send The Decline radio button is selected by default.
The following information/options are available in this window: Accept/Decline radio buttons Select the 'Accept' radio button to accept the ROS Quotation or the 'Decline' radio button to decline the ROS Quotation. Order NO An auto-generated unique sequential number is assigned to each order. All Order Types which exist under the Order Module will receive their number for the following configuration:
Line The specific Line item of the Order. Each Line item could represent a different part included in the same order. Quotation Number The System Quote number reference. Quotation Date Date on which the Vendor made the quote. Quantity The number of parts for the transaction. UOM The unit of measure. This will default if associated with a Part Number as defined in the P/N Master. Transactions for parts can be conducted in a different UOM than defined in the P/N Master. However, upon receiving the UOM, conversion will automatically adjust the quantities, providing that the conversion rate is defined in the UOM System Transaction Code (via Setting/Explorer/System Transaction Code). Discount The discount for the part quoted. P/N The Part Number reference for the aircraft part. Manufacturer Code The Manufacturer or main Vendor for this part. The Vendor must be flagged in the Vendor Master as a Manufacturer to populate this Manufacturer field. Line Identifier The order line number. Serial Number The Serial Number for the specific serialized part. Line Item Quantity The quantity for the line item. Repair Price The cost to repair the part. Warranty Type Warranty type provided by vendor. Shop Findings Findings by the shop based on the teardown, Possible values are:
Warranty Finding Response to the warranty claim, possible values are:
Replacement Part Number If a part is beyond economic repair, the vendor will suggest another part to replace the part on the original RO. This is the replacement part number. Replacement SN The serial number of the part to replace the original part on the RO. Interchangeability Code This is the interchangeability code of the replacement part. Replacement Manufacturer Code The manufacturer of the part to replace the original part on the RO. Reason for Part Number Change The reason for suggesting another part be used. (i.e. Part is beyond economic repair). Vendor Quote Remarks Here are any remarks the vendor may place regarding the quote. Accept Remarks Enter any remarks regarding accept/decline of the quote provided by the vendor. _____________________________________________________________________________________ The Send To Vendor information box appears. Select 'OK'.
The MessagePurposeIndicator = A (Accepted):
Once the quotation has been accepted, the quoted price in the quotation message will be populated in the Unit Cost field of the Repair Order Detail, General tab, and some information will be filled in P/N Tear Down report window.
Information from the Repair Order will auto populate in the Tear Down Report:
Additional Functionality: The vendor has the option to replace a part rather than repair it. This would happen if a part is beyond economical repair. In the following example, the vendor has elected to replace the part, rather than repair it. If the customer chooses to accept this quote, they must select the 'Accept' radio button. Select the Send The Decline radio button is selected by default.
The system will automatically generate the following prompt, because the Repair Order must now be changed to an Exchange Order. Select 'Yes.'
Enter the Line item and select the Save
The Exchange Order is automatically created, as shown below:
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