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ICM includes important capabilities to help you manage US federal contracts. To manage these federal contracts effectively, ICM supports:
Clauses related to the following FAR and agency regulations in supported format from supported sources are supported in ICM federal clause repository:
ICM supports the extraction of Clauses from Federal Regulation (FR), Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) and Electronic Code of Federal Regulation (ECFR) XML files and adds them to the custom table. When a Third Party Agreement is uploaded to ICM either in Word or PDF formats, it is stored in Clause Discovery. After extracting the Clauses, you can Confirm or Ignore the extracted Clause. When confirmed, the user clicks the Finish button and ICM extracts the Clause Name, Clause ID and Effective Date and saves them to the Agreement Clause list. Clauses added by full text will not be auto-detected by ICM.
To extract clauses from CFR)/ ECFR XML files:
1. Upload the CFR/ECFR XML file in the Masterdata instance of the Masterdata Contract Type
2. This Masterdata XML file then goes through the parsing process. This process triggers the extraction of the Clauses.
3. After the parsing process is successfully completed, the extracted Clauses will be seen in the custom table as shown in the screenshot below.
Let’s see an example of how to extract Clauses from a CFR XML file and add them to the custom table:
1. Click the Configuration > Masterdata > Create Masterdata tile on the dashboard. The Create Masterdata page opens.
2. On the Attributes tab, select the FR CFR XML Datafile option from the ClauseFileType drop-down.
3. Enter a Name for the file.
4. Click the Select File button to select and upload the Clause File.
5. Click Save. This triggers a process that extracts and stores the Clauses in the custom table on the Masterdata instance and the Masterdata Details page opens. The extracted Clauses now appear in the custom table.
ICM auto-detects the Federation Regulation (FR) Clauses that are extracted from the custom table and then confirms or rejects the FR discovery. This ensures an accurate metadata representation of the information contained in the Agreement.
To identify if the FR discovery should be added to an Agreement or not, you need to create an Agreement Contract Type that has these Attributes based on which the Agreement is created. These Attributes will then be seen on the Agreement Details page.
Let’s see an example of how this works:
1. Click the View Record icon on the Agreements Index page. The Agreement Details page opens.
2. Click the Agreement Clauses tab to view the Clauses for the selected Agreement. By default, the Clauses are listed in the Grid view.
3. Click Show Clause Information to view the Clause details such as Agreement Clause Text, Standard Clause Text, Clause Name, Clause Code, Effective Date, and so on.
4. If the Masterdata is enabled with the Extended Clause functionality, the Save button will be visible. Click Save to save your updates, if any.
5. If any extended Clause Attributes have been added to your ICM instance, these will be editable Attributes on the Clause Details page.
You can choose to view the Clauses in the List view by selecting the List tab.
1. If the Is External Clause Discovery is set to Yes when creating a Contract Type, then the Add Clause option will be visible on clicking the Agreement Clauses tab on the Agreement Details page.
2. Click the Add Clause icon. The Add Clause window opens.
3. Select the missing Clauses that you want to add from the custom table. You can multi-select the Clauses.
The selected Clauses are added and displayed on the Agreement Clauses tab.
To delete the added Clauses:
1. Click the Delete Clause icon next to the Clause that you want to delete.
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