1. Creating and Establishing PD² Procurement Profiles
SPS Spotlight Series
December 2013

2. Overview Proc Profile Task Adding New Procurement Profiles
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Overview
Proc Profile Task
Adding New Procurement Profiles

3. Proc Profile Task
A procurement profile defines the procurement related information about a user, including:
Address and contact information
Assigned DoDAANs
Warrants
Certifications
Expertise

4. Proc Profile Task
The User Procurement Profile task is different from the User task, which contains specific system information about the user.
The Proc Profile contains information automatically retrieved by documents, supports the release of awards and modifications using a warrant, and defines certifications and areas of expertise for workload assignments.
New users must be set up in the User task before completing the Proc Profile task.

5. Adding New Procurement Profile
Scenario
The site has a new PD² user Aalasia M. Williams. She needs her procurement profile added into PD².
Your task is to add the procurement profile into PD².

6. Adding New Procurement Profile
Open System Administration and select Proc Profile. The Proc Profile task only lists users that have established profiles in PD². Ms. Williams’ User Id will not appear at this time. Click [New] to add her profile.

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A blank User tab opens. Click the User drop-down.

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From the User drop-down, select the target user. In this scenario, Willams, Aalasia M. will be selected. Note: Users are listed by name vs. user IDs.

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After selecting the user, click [Add] in the Address section and search for the appropriate organization and address. Highlight the address and click [Select].
The Address field is mandatory. By entering data in this field you establish the user as a contact in the system. This makes the user 's name available as a contact for the selected organization when documents are created on the Desktop.

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The Address Layout Details window displays. From the Layout Name drop-down, select the appropriate layout. Click [OK].

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It is highly recommended that you complete the remaining highlighted sections. Click [Select DoDAAN] (highlighted in green).
If appropriate, both an ACO code and PCO code can be selected for a user.

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When the SA enters the DoDAAC into the DoDAAN field the system automatically populates the Organization Name field based on the DoDAAC entered. The Organization Name field cannot be entered manually.
Note: When the System Administrator enters the DoDAAC into the DoDAAN field the system automatically populates the Organization Name field based on the DoDAAC entered. The Organization Name field cannot be entered manually.
Note: The DoDAAN and Call/Order Code fields are required and must have unique values. The entered DoDAAN must conform to DFARS

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From the Available DoDAANs section, highlight the appropriate information then click the “right pointing” arrow.
Note: When the System Administrator enters the DoDAAC into the DoDAAN field the system automatically populates the Organization Name field based on the DoDAAC entered. The Organization Name field cannot be entered manually.
Note: The DoDAAN and Call/Order Code fields are required and must have unique values. The entered DoDAAN must conform to DFARS

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The information moves to the Selected DoDAANs section and marked as the default. Repeat the process for any additional DoDAANs assigned to this user. Click [OK].
It is not required that a Default check box be selected in the Selected DoDAANs panel. However, a message box will display if you click [OK] on the Assign DoDAAN to User panel without selecting a default.
To assign more than one DoDAAN to a user, repeat the steps above, as appropriate.

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Click the [Signature] button to import a user’s signature, if appropriate.

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From the Signature Bitmap window, you can import and delete a user’s bitmap signature. A user’s signature cannot be edited in PD². Edits must be performed outside of PD² and then imported into PD².
From the Signature Bitmap window, you can import and delete a user’s bitmap signature. A user’s signature cannot be edited in PD². Edits must be performed outside of PD² and then imported into PD².
Note: It is recommended that the signature bitmap be 1.55 inches (~150 pixels) wide and .25 inches (~25 pixels) tall and 16-bit or Monochrome format.
Click the [Import] button.
(The Open window displays.)
Locate the file and click the [Open] button.
(The signature displays in the Signature Bitmap window.)
Click [OK].

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The User tab is completed. Click the Warrant tab.

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On the Warrant tab, enter or select the appropriate information if this user has warrant authority. Note: The warrant dollar limits are setup via the Warrant task. Click the Certifications tab.
Once you have selected a warrant, the remaining fields in the window become activated and data must be entered.

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On the Certifications tab, add the appropriate FSC, SIC, WSC or Program Codes for this user. From the View section, select the appropriate radio button then click [Add]. This is optional. Click the Areas of Expertise tab.

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This is optional. Move the appropriate areas of expertise from the Available Areas section to the Selected Areas section. Click [OK].

21. Adding New Procurement Profile
Ms. Williams’ procurement profile has been added and her name now appears in the list.