04-20-2022 07:17 AM
Right now I don't see a way to show sold hours on the mobile side, so there's no way for installers or techs to know what the sold hours are. It'd be nice for them to have an expected time guideline. I just want a permission or something. I'm curious what other teams are doing...
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05-05-2022 10:10 PM
You should be able to see it on the mobile side if you hit invoice > action > materials and at the bottom right beneath total material cost it should say sold hours.
05-17-2022 08:38 AM
This needs to be a feature!!!
05-05-2022 10:10 PM
You should be able to see it on the mobile side if you hit invoice > action > materials and at the bottom right beneath total material cost it should say sold hours.
12-22-2022 11:24 AM
Neat, thanks for pointing that out!
10-13-2022 08:28 AM
But how do we view sold hours when it's just an estimate? Like how does the tech see sold hours as he's putting together and estimate and prior to selling a job?
01-01-2024 07:12 PM
Did you ever figure this out? You can select the estimate, then select the materials icon, then scroll to the bottom and see the total sold hours on the esimate. Same way as the invoice but from the estimate.
10-12-2022 08:09 AM
Yes. Our techs can see the sold hours by selecting invoice > action > materials and at the bottom right beneath total material cost it should say sold hours.
05-05-2022 06:08 PM
I have embedded a code in the Warranty Description box that automatically populates when you open the PB in Excel. It was a fairly simple code, I'd be glad to help you figure that out. It's really the only way that I've found to get that information out there for technicians.
04-25-2022 02:45 PM
The only thing I have come up with for sold hours is to embed this into the pricebook item code. This is not a perfect solution and for that reason, I haven't done it 🙃
04-20-2022 09:52 PM
I believe it is only a backend sorta thing where only the creator of the job types would be able to know those things (you can also view them in the estimate area I believe).
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