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AEU Ariba Direct Material Suppliers training Offline version

AEU Ariba Direct Material Suppliers training Offline version. May 2011. Training Agenda. Basics and first login Types of event in Ariba Sourcing Process in Ariba Answering the RFQ. Basics and first login Introduction.

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AEU Ariba Direct Material Suppliers training Offline version

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  1. AEU Ariba Direct Material Suppliers trainingOffline version May 2011

  2. Training Agenda • Basics and first login • Types of event in Ariba • Sourcing Process in Ariba • Answering the RFQ

  3. Basics and first loginIntroduction • Ariba is the new Autoliv Global IT Platform that will support the sourcing process both in Regional and Global Projects. • All Autoliv Sourcing Projects for “Direct materials” (from RFQ submission to business award) will be done through ARIBA. • The roll out to all regions will be complete during 2011.

  4. Basics and first loginAriba highlights • Tool available from all computers • No additional hardware/software required, only internet connection. No link with APP • The offline version enables you to download the quote (Excel file) on your hard drive, complete it off line and upload it in Ariba after completion. • No password needed at first log in • As soon as an Autoliv Buyer invites you to submit a quote through Ariba, you will receive an email similar to the one shown in the next slide. This notification email is automatically generated by Ariba. • The invitation email will contain the link to access Ariba and the “supplier user” name also called ID . But his has nothing to do with AGPS ID Number.

  5. Basics and first loginSupplier First log in. Supplier will receive this e-mail when invited to participate in an event Supplier Ariba User ID is shown here in each first invitation • Supplier can log directly into Ariba by using this link to access the login screen. After clicking on the link, you will be automatically directed to a window to set up your own password as if it has expired (see next slide)

  6. Basics and first loginNow you need to create your own password

  7. Basics and first loginThen Supplier will automatically be directed to the event to quote

  8. Basics and first loginAt first connection, you will be invited to accept the Ariba General Terms. You will not be asked again in future events, unless these terms are updated by Ariba. See complete Participant Terms

  9. Basics and first loginUpdating your preferences 1) By selecting preferences, supplier can change the default language. 2) Supplier profile should not be updated through Ariba. This needs to be done through the Autoliv Partner Portal (APP). Information updated through APP will be then transferred to Ariba on a regular basis 3) Indicate in the field your geographic zone and click on Search. Even if Ariba allows to work with different languages, the Autoliv RFQ template will only work if the locale is set-up as English. So, please define local = English

  10. Basics and first loginAriba support and Tutorials Please use Ariba support, in case you have a general question about using Ariba. Click on « Support » in the help menu ARIBA tutorials for « supplier basis » are very helpful and intuitive. The do not stick to Autoliv RFQ template usage, but are a good reference for understanding the tool.

  11. Types of events in Ariba • Auctions: Real-time competitive bidding • RFP (Request for proposal): Pricing requests that may or may not be awarded. It is our Request for Quotation. • RFI (Request for information): Generally does not include pricing information and can be used to quality suppliers This training material is focused on the RFP process

  12. Sourcing Process in Ariba Cancelled Creation Monitoring Evaluating Draft Preview Open for Bidding Pending Selection Completed Bidding End Time Award Bidding Start Time Create Publish In Sourcing, an event follows a process that begins when it is created by the buyer, and ends with the awarding step. An event has a status, corresponding to each stage in the event process, which determines the actions you can take. The “Open for bidding” status will be the period in which you – as supplier – are allowed to quote.

  13. Answering the RFQMessage received by all invited suppliers Supplier view You will receive this e-mail when you are invited to participate in either an RFQ or Auction. You can either log directly into Ariba or use this link to access the login screen. Your Ariba User Name is shown here in each invitation. Reminders will not show that name If you have forgotten your password you can use this link to set a new password

  14. Save the following link to Favorites http://autoliv.supplier.ariba.com If you have forgotten your User Name or Password Click the link highlighted below and follow the instructions. Answering the RFQLog in Supplier view

  15. Answering the RFQLog in screen Supplier view This Column Identifies the type of event as an RFP (RFQ) or Auction This Column Identifies the End time of the RFP (RFQ) or Auction Quotes/bids cannot be submitted after this time Suppliers can see the completed Events where they have been invited (RFQs and Auctions) in this section Suppliers can see their Open Events (RFQs and Auctions) in this section Suppliers can see their Pending Events (RFQs and Auctions) in this section

  16. Answering the RFQLog in screen Supplier view Select the Open RFQ (Event) to enter response

  17. Answering the RFQDownloading content and attachments (can be done also after reviewing prerequisites) Supplier view

  18. Answering the RFQDownloading content and attachments Supplier view In the attachments, you will normally find the drawing, feasibility study templates, etc

  19. Answering the RFQReviewing and Accepting Prerequisites Supplier view

  20. Answering the RFQReviewing Prerequisites. Prerequisites must be accepted in order to participate in the RFQ Supplier view

  21. Answering the RFQReviewing Prerequisites. Prerequisites must be accepted in order to participate in the RFQ Supplier view

  22. Answering the RFQDownloading the custom offline template and attachments (if not done in step 1) Supplier view

  23. Answering the RFQDownloading the custom offline template and attachments : (if not done in step 1) Supplier view In the attachments, you will normally find the drawing, feasibility study templates, etc

  24. Answering the RFQCustom offline template to be completed by invited suppliers Supplier view Warning: When completing sections 2.1.1, 2.1.2 and 2.1.4, this sequence (if provided by the buyer) needs to be respected. If additional items are to be quoted, please do it after the last pre-populated item (in this example, in row 9)

  25. Answering the RFQCompleted template by supplier (page 1/3). All cells with white background Supplier view

  26. Answering the RFQCompleted template by supplier (page 2/3) Supplier view

  27. Answering the RFQCompleted template by supplier (page 3/3) Supplier view

  28. Answering the RFQUploading the completed RFQ Supplier view Warning: The file to be uploaded in step 3 needs to be the file downloaded in step 1. If we are uploading a file downloaded from previous events or from an email from the buyer (even if the content is identical) the upload will not work! This is done to prevent you from using the wrong file!

  29. Answering the RFQUpload completed successfully Supplier view Ariba shows 49 lots, since these are the number of sections in our RFQ template. But in fact, you are not quoting 49 lots, but the complete RFQ. If the upload is successful, please go to slide 32; otherwise go to slide 30.

  30. Answering the RFQIf problems faced when uploading the file Supplier view If problems faced when uploading the file, you will receive the following notification. This could happen because you have under your preferences, a language setting different from English. In that case, please change the default language to English (see next slide) Note: We are investigating with Ariba how to fix this problem with languages.

  31. Answering the RFQIf problems faced when uploading the file – Change default local to “English” Supplier view If locale different from English, change it to English

  32. Answering the RFQUpload completed successfully Supplier view

  33. Answering the RFQSubmitting the response to the buyer Supplier view Use this reference tree to better navigate through the different sections of the RFQ

  34. Answering the RFQMessage received when sections 5, 6 and 7 are not complete Supplier view Mandatory sections. They need to be completed before submitting the entire response

  35. Answering the RFQCompleting the feasibility analysis Supplier view If the product is not feasible to be produced, please contact the Autoliv Lead buyer. You should not submit a bid. Fields with an (*) are mandatory.

  36. Answering the RFQCompleting “Supplier Comments” Supplier view

  37. Answering the RFQCompleting “Cost reduction proposals” Supplier view

  38. Answering the RFQSubmitting the entire response Supplier view

  39. Answering the RFQSubmitting the entire response Supplier view

  40. Answering the RFQCreating a revised response to overwrite the primary one Supplier view

  41. Answering the RFQCreating a revised response to overwrite the primary one Supplier view

  42. Answering the RFQCreating a revised response to overwrite the primary one Supplier view We will upload the “revised cost breakdown”, leaving the alternative bid title “empty”. Leaving this field empty is important, otherwise we will create a new alternative.

  43. Answering the RFQCreating a revised response to overwrite the primary one Supplier view Original Primary response After submitting the revised response, the new “primary response” will show up like this. Revised Primary response Do not forget to submit the entire response, otherwise the buyer will not get the updated revision.

  44. Answering the RFQCreating an alternative bid to add to the primary one. Supplier view

  45. Answering the RFQCreating an alternative bid to add to the primary one. Supplier view

  46. Answering the RFQCreating an alternative bid to add to the primary one. Supplier view Upload the “alternative cost breakdown”, completing the alternative bid title with the corresponding name (e.g. Global volume” Warning (1): To complete this name is important, otherwise the original bid is overwritten instead of the creating a new alternative. Warning (2): There history of the files in Ariba will be lost if we create new alternatives. However, the displayed information on the screen will be valid. (this is under investigation by Ariba).

  47. Answering the RFQCreating an alternative bid to add to the primary one. The alternative “Global volume” has been created Make sure you submit the entire response for every alternative created, otherwise the buyer will not get this information

  48. Answering the RFQCreating an alternative bid to add to the primary one. Supplier view

  49. Answering the RFQCreating an alternative bid to add to the primary one. Supplier view

  50. Answering the RFQCreating an alternative bid to add to the primary one. Supplier view Please note that only sections 1, 3 and 4 will be updated in new alternatives. Other sections will remain equal for all bids.

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