Showing Net Cost on Estimates

[cooperlu]

Hello,

Does anyone have a suggestion on how to show the net cost on a estimate after rebates?

Example: Job is $15,000 and the customer qualifies for a $1000 rebate to be paid directly to the customer from the utility provider (it does not affect our up front price).

I need to show a $15,000 purchase, $1,000 Rebate, and Total investment cost to the customer of $14,000. 

Currently, if I show the -$1000 rebate on my ticket, it reduces my price to $14,000 and nets the customer $13,000 after they apply for the rebate.

Any suggestions? 

***Update*** to help get this change made ASAP, please follow the link to vote to have this implemented into Service Titan ASAP!

https://servicetitan-community.ideas.aha.io/ideas/COMMUNITY-I-2886

[CMSDave]

I've ran into the same problem.  The best work around I can suggest is to simple enter the total cost of the job and discount amount into the summary of the estimate and show total investment. Then as a task enter the amount due. I know it's not perfect and involves a bit more work but it was the best option I could come up with. Hope this helps

[cooperlu]

I just added this to the idea page to try and get the changed implemented ASAP. I would apricate it if you followed the link to vote for this. Please feel free to share with any of your colleges or work associates as well. My Success Manager said the more votes we can get the faster this will be fixed. 

https://servicetitan-community.ideas.aha.io/ideas/COMMUNITY-I-2886

[cooperlu]

Ya, That is how we have done it for the last few years as well. You would think there would be a better way to present to the customer. It is definitely a little clunky.