Navigation:  Application Modules > Pricing > Configuration > Price Formula > Wasp Pools

Within EnergySteward.com you are can setup price formula WASP pools.  These 'wasp pools' can be attached to price formulas (on contracts/deals) and provide the mechanism for combining (or separating) various revenue and expenses into different WASP pool calculations.  This feature provides a 'virtual' WASP pool capability.  The physical volumes do not have to commingle in order for a given set of meter(s)/well(s) to participate in the WASP pool.

 

A given WASP pool can consist of a single meter/well price formula OR it can be referenced with hundreds of meter/well price formulas.

 

The EnergySteward.com price formula setup enables these types of explicit and discretionary WASP pool assignments.

 

The screen shot below shows the initial screen which lists out your available price wasp pools:

 

 

Add Price Formula WASP Pool (button) - Click this button to add a new price formula wasp pool.

 

View/Edit Grid Button (pencil) - Click this next to the applicable wasp pool in order to change the information about this pool.

 

Delete Grid Button (red x) - Click this next to the applicable wasp pool that you want to permanently delete.  When you delete a price formula wasp pool, then all contract and deal price formula associations to this wasp pool will be removed (price formulas are not deleted just the association). Important note: You will be presented with a confirmation ("Are you sure...?") dialog box prior to deletion.

 

 

WASP Pool Name - This can be any name for the price formula wasp pool which you want to define.  It is suggested that you make this name relatively descriptive for the wasp pool in question.   The name you specify here will be available when you setup actual price formulas (applicable for those formulas which use WASP calculations).

 

Notes - This is a brief description for indicating what this price formula wasp pool represents.

 

Is Pool Available (checkbox) - If checked, then this wasp pool is considered active and will therefore show up in the pull down list boxes when setting up price formulas.  If unchecked then historical price formulas are maintained BUT when setting up new price formulas, the item will be unavailable (will not show up in the pull down list box).