Unpriced Contract Lines

Quelle: https://docs.oracle.com/en/applications/transportation-management/23a/oatm/GUID-UNPRICED-CONTRACT-LINES.html

Unpriced Contract Lines are entries in a logistics or transportation service contract that specify terms such as services, transit times, or volumes but have not been assigned a price. They are used to define service commitments and prepare price quotations.

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