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Approved project time becomes cost and billable lines

What moves

Approved time entries become cost and billable-amount lines per project in accounting, and Projects marks the entry posted. Projects reads invoiced revenue from invoices already linked to a project, but nothing in accounting links an invoice to a project, so revenue shows zero until that link exists.

Before you start

  • Project Management and Accounting in your plan
  • A cost rate resolvable for the person

Step by step

  1. Project memberProject Management

    Logs or times hours on a task and submits them.

    You see:The entry is waiting for approval.

  2. Approver (project manager, manager or accountant)Project Management

    Approves the entry.

    You see:The entry is locked as approved.

  3. Prices the hours at the person's labour cost rate and writes one cost and billable line for the project, once per entry; a redelivered message changes nothing.

    You see:The line appears in the project's analytic ledger. With no cost rate it is stored without a cost.

  4. Marks the entry posted when accounting confirms.

    You see:The entry shows as posted.

  5. Opens the project's profit and loss.

    You see:Sees cost, billable value and revenue; margin reads unknown, not zero, when cost or revenue is missing.

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