Property Types and Applicable Request Types

This document provides an overview of the different property types available in Weissr Capex and their applicability across various request types: Global, Capex, and Expenditure. Each property type is categorized based on its control type, example usage, and additional comments to clarify its functionality.

Property Type	Applicable Request Types	Control Type	Example	Comment
Approved in budget	Capex	Textbox	Yes, No, or Not decided	Noneditable, depends on the project's inclusion in the current approved budget from the budget module.
Boolean	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Checkbox	Yes/No	Simple true/false or yes/no selection.
Code	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Drop-down	List of options	Only one option can be selected from the list.
Counter	Global, Capex	Textbox	432	Integer value, counting the number of requests passing a certain step.
Country	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Drop-down	Germany	Defined by node-type properties.
Currency	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Textbox	EUR	Defined by node-type properties.
Current Step	Capex	Textbox	Investment Committee Approval	Indicates the current position in the approval route.
Date	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Date-picker	2022-03-30 OR March 2022	Supports daily, monthly, or yearly resolution. 🔗 Learn more in the Date Type Properties documentation →
Decimal	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Textbox	0.456 OR 45.6%	To display as a percentage, the percentage checkbox must be selected.
Fiscal year	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Drop-down	FY2024, FY2030	Only one option is possible to select from the list.
Hyperlink	Global, Capex	Textbox with hyperlink	weissr.com
Image	Global, Capex	Image	[Picture]	Click the button to upload an image.
Integer	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Textbox	432 or -432	Supports positive and negative integers.
Model	Capex	Drop-down	“General model”, “Risk model”, etc.	Investment Models are created and defined by Weissr consultants.
Money	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Textbox	1.525 KEUR	Currency will match the organizational unit's currency. 🔗 Learn more in the Money Type Properties documentation →
Node	Global, Capex	Drop-down	Berlin	Represents the lowest unit in the organizational structure where the project is conducted. 🔗 Learn more in the Production Unit documentation →
Project state	Global, Capex	Textbox	Draft, Under review, Decision, Monitoring, Follow-up, Completed, Rejected, or Undefined.	Noneditable, depending on the state defined for the current step in the approval process.
Project state category	Capex	Textbox	Registration, Monitoring, Follow-up, or Closed.	Noneditable depends on the category the project states belong to in the approval process.
Route	Capex	Drop-down	Smaller investments <1 MEUR or CEO >5 MEUR	Defined routes based on investment size or approval authority.
String (multiline)	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Textbox responsive. Rich text compatible	This can be a long story…	Supports up to ~32,000 characters, rich text formatting available.
String (single line)	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Textbox	Request name	Supports up to 128 characters.
Table	Global, Capex	Table	[Property Table]	It consists of properties displayed as columns, and rows are automatically added where user enter data.
User	Global, Capex, Expenditure	Drop-down	John Doe	Available users defined by user groups.

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Date Type Properties
Date Type Properties A date-type property in Weissr can have one of three date resolutions: Year, Month, Day Year and Month Year For properties with an existing date resolution, it is possible to chan
Expenditure category (ID 87)
Expenditure category (ID 87) The Expenditure category is a mandatory field in the expenditure grid when entering a new expenditure line. It helps classify spending according to predefined organization
Money-type properties
Money-type properties Money-type properties are used to handle currency-specific data within the application. They support automatic conversion between currencies based on application settings, making
Production unit (ID 7)
Production unit (ID 7) The Production unit (Property ID 7) represents the lowest level in the organizational structure and is a crucial node in Weissr Capex. It plays an essential role during project