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# Agreement Measurements

As part of the standard application, measurements are just text fields stored against the agreement. They do not interact with any other component of SLM or ASM Core. Measurements can be integrated with other components of the application as part of a consulting project.

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### Before you start

You must have **Agreement New** selected in the Options tab of your **Service Level Management security role** to create agreements. You must have **Agreement Update** selected in the same tab to update the information.
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1. In the Explorer pane, expand **Data**, then select **Measurements**.
2. Click the Add New button (To delete a measurement, select the measurement and click the **Delete** button)
3. The **Agreement Measurement** window consists of the main measurements table, the **Measurement Description** area, and the **Penalty Description** area. Complete the details.

<table><thead><tr><th width="297">Agreement Title</th><th>This is a read-only field displaying the title of the agreement.</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Agreement Reference</td><td>This is a read-only field displaying the reference for the agreement.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>The main table</strong> </td><td>contains of the following columns for Name, Unit, Amount and Time. The function of these columns will vary depending on the particular setup for measurements you are using on your system</td></tr><tr><td>Measurement Description</td><td>Type a description of the measurement as it relates to the particular agreement.</td></tr><tr><td>Penalty Description</td><td><p>Type a description of any penalties that might apply as a result of breaching the agreement.</p><p>Not all agreements have penalties. This will depend on the nature of the agreement and the needs of your business.</p></td></tr></tbody></table>


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Agreement Title	This is a read-only field displaying the title of the agreement.
Agreement Reference	This is a read-only field displaying the reference for the agreement.
The main table	contains of the following columns for Name, Unit, Amount and Time. The function of these columns will vary depending on the particular setup for measurements you are using on your system
Measurement Description	Type a description of the measurement as it relates to the particular agreement.
Penalty Description	Type a description of any penalties that might apply as a result of breaching the agreement. Not all agreements have penalties. This will depend on the nature of the agreement and the needs of your business.