This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to create predefined invoicing items in BigChange. These items are intangible but chargeable, such as services or consultations.
Creating a Predefined Invoicing Item
To create a predefined invoicing item, follow these steps:
- Go to Account Settings.
- Select Settings.
- Select Financial, in the side menu.
- Select Predefined Invoicing Items.
- Select Add
- Fill in the necessary details such as Description, Selling price, VAT etc
- Select Ok.
Setting Up Invoicing Item Details
When setting up the details for your predefined invoicing item, consider the following:
- Reference - This should be a unique code for the service or consultation. These will be required should you ever require to export/import Predefined invoice items.
- Group - Add the PDII to a group
- Nominal code - Default nominal code
- Department code - Default department code
- Description - Provide a more detailed explanation of what the service or consultation involves.
- Cost Price - Set an internal cost for the service or consultation. This will enable you to work out financial margins.
- Selling Price: Set a price for the service or consultation. This will be the amount charged to the customer.
- VAT Rate - Select the appropriate VAT rate. If you're unsure, consult with your financial advisor or accountant.
- Recurrence - Should you require a recurring payment
- Booking site - If you require this PDII to be visible on booking site
- On device - If you require this PDII to be visible on the mobile app for resources to use
- Sets - Add this PDII to a set (more information available on the Predefined invoicing items Sets article)
Adding Predefined Invoicing Items to Jobs
Once you've created your predefined invoicing item, you can add it to jobs. Go to Schedule > Select a job > View.
- Select the financial tab
- Select the Add predefined item (icon)
- Start typing a description or reference in the reference field
- Select from the list
Conclusion
Creating predefined invoicing items in BigChange allows you to charge for intangible items such as services or consultations. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can easily set up and add these items to jobs. Remember to always provide clear and detailed information when setting up your invoicing items.
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