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  • Re: TimeKeeping in Field Service vs Employee Center

    Lillian, You could try adding 2 job items to the work order. 1 for the service that is being performed and 1 for the travel time. You would set the charge to $0.00 for the travel time and could also un-check the &quot;On Invoice&quot; box for the travel time. This way there would be a place to record the time for both, but the customer would only ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Matt on 01-04-2011
  • Re: TimeKeeping in Field Service vs Employee Center

    Hi LilAaron, Currently I don&#39;t believe there is a means in Method to handle travel times but you should be able to handle it through some customization. The solution I can see for this is to track the Time In / Time Out in field services for each job as you normally would but then create a screen based on the TimeTracking table with ...
  • Re: Formulas in Estimates

    Hi Matt, &#39;esthrs&#39; is a field that is by default part of the items table, however is not visible. This field (as the name implies) lists a static estimated hours value for a particular service. (i.e. You mow a lawn, which always takes an hour). However, by the sounds of it, you are trying to create a dynamic &quot;estimated hours&quot; ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Anonymous on 01-04-2011
  • TimeKeeping in Field Service vs Employee Center

    How does one handle travel time for service technicians that is not charged to the job but&nbsp;for which&nbsp;the technician&nbsp;would be compensated? I understand that, with programming, we can have a Start/Stop/(less lunch)/Start/Stop for the technician.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, how do you handle the time between jobs (such as travel) in&nbsp;Field ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by LilAaron on 01-04-2011
  • General Questions

    1) Can you do searches by information in the memo field? For instance, if I want to do a search for a specific, PO#, item number or item description across all estimates can I do this? 2) I noticed that some of the details of the memo section are not available in Method. For instance, often times in the Memo field we will put the customers email ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by salson on 01-04-2011
  • Re: Formulas in Estimates

    Hey Denis, I am trying to get the esthrs in the items table to generate on an estimate. I can get the field to show up in the grid but it is not carrying the information to the estimate.&nbsp; Also, once I can get it to show up, I would like to add two additional fields. The first would be on the item table and be a custom one called ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Phat Matt on 01-03-2011
  • Re: Entering a bill - Job Costing

    &nbsp;I will definitely settle for the one single bill. &nbsp;In Quickbooks, I have always pulled the expenses into the customer invoice because I coded them to that particular Customer:Job.&nbsp; Since I am going to invoice Customers in Qxpress, I want to be sure that I don&#39;t miss billing for any cost incurred on a particular job so I need ...
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by EvaC on 12-31-2010
  • Re: Entering a bill - Job Costing

    Hi EvaC, One thing I wanted to clarify: did you want to assign a work order to one single bill (easier) or to specific line items on the bill (a bit trickier)? Cheers, Denis
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Anonymous on 12-31-2010
  • Re: Entering a bill - Job Costing

    Thank you for your response. Let me look into how this could be done and I will get back to you. Happy New Year!
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by Anonymous on 12-31-2010
  • Re: Entering a bill - Job Costing

    &nbsp;Yes - that&#39;s correct
    Posted to Method:Classic General Q&A (Forum) by EvaC on 12-31-2010
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