Database Table: FlatRateContract
Flat Rate Contract:
A formal agreement between the organization and a provider/provider group to provide service(s).
The flat-rate contract establishes the terms under which the service(s) will be provided. The amount agreed will be paid to the provider/provider group on a regular basis regardless of utilization.
Example A contract to deliver day care places at $500 per month.
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Location in Model: | Logical View::MetaModel::Curam::CPM::Service Layer::Provider::Contracts::FlatRateContract::Entity::FlatRateContract |
Controlling File: | CPM\model\Packages\Service Layer\Provider\Contracts\FlatRateContract\Entity\Entity_cat.efx |
ALLOW_OPTIMISTIC_LOCKING | yes |
Attribute | Stereotype | Nullable | Description | Domain Definition | Codetable | DDL Type |
contractVersionID | key | no | The unique system generated identifier for the contract version record. | CONTRACT_VERSION_ID | | SVR_INT64 |
totalContractAmt | details | | The total amount to be paid to a provider for the duration of the contract. E.g. $12,000 for a 1 year contract paid to the provider for the delivery of day care services. | CURAM_AMOUNT | | SVR_MONEY |
regularPaymentAmt | details | | The regular payment amount to be paid to a provider for the duration of the contract. E.g. $120 regular payment at a defined frequency for a 1 year contract paid to the provider for the delivery of day care services. | CURAM_AMOUNT | | SVR_MONEY |
frequency | details | | The frequency at which the organization will generate amounts to be paid to the provider. For example, $10,400 total amount for a 1 year contract with a frequency of weekly means payments of $200 are generated and paid each week to the provider. | CONTRACT_FREQUENCY | ContractFrequency | SVR_STRING<10> |
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Operation | Stereotype | Options | Description | SQL |
insert | insert | | Standard Operation | |
read | read | | Standard Operation | |
modify | modify | OPTIMISTIC_LOCKING: yes
| Standard Operation | |
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