Several special types of contract items exist. Their specificity is based on their role in the contracting process and their relation to other contract items.
- Supplementary Contract Items
Contract items used in parallel with another contract item. For example, a service can be contracted on top of product possession.
- Subsequent Contract Items
Contract items used as a continuation to another contract item.
- Master Contract Items
Contract items representing beforehand agreed delivery of goods (products or services).
- Demand Contract Items
Contract items subordinated to a master contract item and representing actual delivery of the pre-contracted goods.
- Acquisition Contract Items
Contract items whose contract type has the attribute 'Indicate Possession' = ‘TRUE’. Intended for contracting of material goods.
- Service contract items
Contract items whose contract type has the attribute 'Indicate Possession' = ‘FALSE’. Intended for contracting of services.