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This document provides a comprehensive step-by-step guide for accepting and distributing materials covered by the Standard Material Transfer Agreement (SMTA). It outlines the necessary procedures for creating an accession, entering documentation into the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) form, processing orders via the Shopping Cart, and handling non-Shopping Cart requests. Special attention is given to the requirement for acceptance prior to distribution and the importance of maintaining accurate records. For any questions or clarifications, contact the listed personnel.
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Accepting Material Covered by the SMTA • Step 1: Site user enters documentation into the Accession form to create an Accession. • To create an accession, you must fill in the following fields: • Accession prefix - acp • Accession number - acno • Taxonomy - taxon • Received date - received • Step 2: Go directly to the IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) Form with your SMTA Accession to enter documentation there. This is required. • In the IPR table you must fill in these fields: • Accession prefix - acp • Accession number - acno • IPR Type - iprtype
IPR Type Field CRITICAL!! • In the IPR Type field, you must list the type as MTA-SMTA
Handling Orders for SMTA Material • Orders with an SMTA accession in it : • From the “Shopping Cart” on the GRIN website. • From the website without use of the “Shopping Cart” • Any other way, phone, letter, etc. • SOP applies to a request for this material from anyone outside the NPGS (including other ARS scientists).
Shopping Cart Orders • If request comes from the “Shopping Cart”, the requestor has already seen and accepted the SMTA. • Your email order will state something like the following: • New order from the web shopping cart. Some of the ordered items are covered under the SMTA and have been accepted under the terms of the SMTA by the requestor. • Retain this email message for confirmation.
SMTA Shopping Cart (con’t) • Since web is totally separate from the database, this information has to be loaded into the database. • Add the documentation into the Order Header form • Add the documentation order items in the Order Items form • Requery your order. Note the order for your results of this query
Order Header Requery Order contains SMTA
Shopping Cart SMTA • Because order came through “Shopping Cart”, the requestor already accepted the SMTA and you can send on the order. • Mark your Order in the Current Status field as one of the following: • Shipped • APHIS • Done • Click Commit
Process Order CLICK OK
Non-Shopping Cart Orders • Requestor has NOT accepted SMTA • You must get acceptance prior to sending material covered by SMTA • Follow normal steps in entering order into GRIN • Add the documentation for your order into the Order Header form. • Be sure to include any email address you get. • Add the accession information into the Order Items form. • Requery your order.
Order Header Requery Order contains SMTA
Email Notification Sent • After 8 weeks (56 days) no response send bulk of order • GRIN will run “Chron” report weekly to check on SMTA orders and will send you a notice after 8 weeks
Acceptance of Email • Print the acceptance email from the requestor and keep hard copy with hard copy of the order • Then, mark in the database that the acceptance was by E-mail. To do so, in the Order Header “Current Status” field, choose one of the following actions: • APHIS • DONE • SHIPPED
Non-Shopping CartNo Email • Follow normal steps in entering order into GRIN - requery
Summary • Applies only to NPGS material • IPR Table SMTA entry triggers GRIN tracking • Orders through “Shopping Cart” SMTA pre-approved • Other orders – need to get acceptance • 8 week grace period for response • Acceptance needed from ANYONE outside NPGS – even ARS scientists
Questions? • If in doubt about authenticity of SMTA • Contact June Blalock • If you have questions regarding GRIN • Contact Sharon Stern • If you have general questions regarding the SOP • Contact Dave Ellis • If you have questions regarding policy • Contact Peter Bretting