Search and Filters
Researchers
Commonwealth Officers (Researchers) are required to view and evaluate the current and past performance of external contractors, in terms of their MMR and Indigenous Participation Plan compliancy.
Set Personal Options
The personal options is used to personalise the workspace to suit a user's requirements or preferences. One of the options includes choosing the default page that is displayed when logging into the IPPRS.
Administration
Note: Security roles can only be selected for the same level (or below) as the current logged in user i.e. an Agency IPP Manager cannot assign Portfolio IPP Manager roles if the current logged in user is an Agency IPP Manager.
System Requirements
The Indigenous Procurement Policy Reporting Solution (IPPRS) is a Microsoft Dynamics 365 web application and is accessible via a web browser. The application is supported by a recommended set of desktop operating system / web browser combinations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) provide useful information that assists users to resolve common issues when using the Indigenous Procurement Policy Reporting Solution (IPPRS).
Standard Features
The Indigenous Procurement Policy Reporting Solution (IPPRS) Standard Features provides users with an overview of Dynamics 365 standard features and terminology.
Email Notifications
The IPPRS sends emails at regular intervals to alert the following users within the IPPRS, of actions to be undertaken / completed.
Stage 1 - Activate MMR Contract
Activate mandatory minimum requirements (MMR) contract is the first stage in the process flow for all contracts using the contract management process.
Glossary
The table below provides a list of Acronyms and Terms used within the Indigenous Procurement Policy (IPP), Indigenous Procurement Policy Reporting Solution (IPPRS) and the Indigenous Procurement Policy Contractor Portal (IPPCP).
Stage 2 - Contact Details
When a contract has been activated, any of the Agency Contract Managers (ACM) for the contract must nominate up to three Contractor Contacts (contractor) within the contractor organisation.
Stage 4 - Quarterly Performance Reporting (QPR)
QPR - Prepare
Generally quarterly performance reports (QPRs) are entered by contractors (using the Contractor Portal). However QPRs can also be prepared by Agency Contract Managers (ACM) and Agency IPP Managers (AIM).
QPR - Review / Submit
The Review / Submit stage is performed by the Contractor contact using the Contractor Portal. The Agency Contract Manager (ACM) is alerted when the quarterly performance report (QPR) record has been submitted by the contractor.