A project is a job that requires multiple visits or teams. Examples of projects include:
A floor building project that requires two separate teams to perform a service on one floor – one visit to do the general construction, and one to clean and buff the floor to perfection.
A fire restoration job that requires a team to make two visits to a site – one to set up fans and other drying equipment, and another visit to pick up the equipment after the site is dry.
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Note: For projects using automatic billing The default billing method where an invoice is created immediately after a job is completed or printed and automatically billed to the default customer or bill payer. Only one Invoice is created per Job., a project will combine all of its visits on a single invoice (as opposed to creating multiple individual jobs, each of which has its own invoice). The invoice will be created after the first visit is completed and will automatically be marked as sent after the project's last visit. Invoices for projects using Advanced Billing A billing method where you can manually define how to split the billing of particular invoices (how much will be billed to what person at what time?). See the Defining Billing Properties section of the Implementation Manual for more details. will be invoiced depending on the project's individual billing settings. |
Revenue associated with projects will appear on the revenue report based upon the date of each visit.
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See Also:
Creating
a Project
The Project Control Panel
Project Actions