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Work orders in, service invoices out

Create a work order with a customer and a worksite, and technicians log their hours against it from the timecard app. Labor, material, and equipment costs collect on the work order, and you bill them on a service invoice.

Service invoices grouped by customer with invoice number, work order, date, description, amount, and posted or paid status
From the call to the invoice

Call details, technician hours, and costs on one work order

Everything posted to a work order, from timecards to vendor invoices, is ready to bill when the job is done.

  1. New work order

    A work order needs a customer and a worksite

    Pick the customer, pick or create the worksite, and save. The work order number is assigned for you. Assigned tech, billing rate, the customer PO, who placed the call, and promised or scheduled dates are there when you need them.

    • Work order number assigned automatically on save
    • Create the worksite from the customer address in one click
    • Do Not Bill warning and the customer aging shown while you type
    • Show in timesheets so techs can log time to it right away
    Add work order form: auto-assigned W.O. number, customer, worksite, assigned to, status, date, call taken by, billing rate, call placed by, purchase order, and description
  2. Work orders

    Open, billed, unbilled, and completed at a glance

    Work orders are grouped by customer with their worksite, description, status, and date. Open a work order to see its cost to date, income to date, and margin, with the timesheets, vendor invoices, and purchase orders behind them.

    • Tabs for open, billed, unbilled, closed, and completed work orders
    • Statuses for on hold waiting on parts or other reasons
    • Cost to date, income to date, and margin on each work order
    • Close old work orders in bulk
    Open work orders with tabs for open, billed, unbilled, closed, and completed, grouped by customer with worksite, description, status, and dateService invoice S-1010 posted for work order 10, Valley Property Management, open amount $1,000
  3. Service invoices

    Bill the costs on the work order

    Pick a work order on a new service invoice and the customer, billing rate, and service codes fill in. To bill many at once, select the costs posted to work orders, apply your billing rates and markup, and create the invoices in one step.

    • Labor, material, equipment, and subcontract lines with sales tax
    • Select costs for billing by customer, work order, and date range
    • Standard, grid, and envelope invoice templates, or print the work order
    • Email the invoice to the customer and track it in receivables
    Service invoice S-1010 for Valley Property Management on work order 10: labor and material lines, gross, taxes, net, and payments
  4. Recurring service invoices

    Maintenance contracts billed on a schedule

    Set up a recurring service invoice for each maintenance contract with its amount and schedule. Invoices are created on each date for review, or posted automatically, and the work order can close when the contract ends.

    • Monthly billing for HVAC, plumbing, and other service contracts, with start and end dates
    • Review queue before recurring invoices post
    • Post automatically and close the work order after
    • Email each invoice automatically with a PDF to the customer contacts
    Recurring service invoice schedule: start date, repeat billing monthly on the 8th, service start and end dates, and due date 30 days after billingRecurring invoice email options: send automatically, from email, recipients, include a PDF of the invoice, and template
  5. Work order profit

    Cost, billed, and margin for every work order

    The work order profit summary lists cost, billed amount, and gross margin by work order, customer, and category, with a summary by cost type. Detail and listing reports show every cost behind the numbers.

    • Work order detail and work order listing reports
    • Profit summary by work order, customer, or salesperson
    • Service billing history by customer and worksite
    • Manual cost and income adjustments posted to the ledger
    Work order profit summary: total cost, total billed, gross margin, and orders, with cost, billed, and margin by work order

What's inside

Emailed invoices

Send service invoices to customers by email and track payment in receivables.

Worksites

Address, contact, cross streets, tax district, and the work orders at each site.

Technician time

Techs log hours to a work order from the timecard app.

Schedule calendar

Assign work order tasks to employees or crews and drag them to a new time.

Billing rates

Customer rates for labor by craft, equipment, and material, plus markup.

Bulk invoicing

Select costs for billing and create service invoices for many work orders at once.

Invoice templates

Standard, grid, and envelope service invoices, and work order prints.

Recurring invoices

Maintenance contracts billed on a schedule, with review or automatic posting.

Purchase orders

Parts and subcontract work bought on a PO coded to the work order.

Certified payroll

Prevailing wage settings on the work order for public work.

Sales tax

Sales tax on service invoice lines, with tax-exempt customers and work orders.

Profit reports

Work order detail, listing, profit summary, and billing history.

Service invoices post to the same general ledger as your jobs

Service invoices post to receivables and the general ledger, and technician hours flow to payroll with the rest of your crews.

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