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Job Accounting Heading
Job Accounting Heading
The Job Accounting heading includes:
- Standard Task Types Editor — categorize time by high level type
- Contract Types Editor
- Engagement Type Editor — Engagement Types have three functions. They are used to prepopulate settings for new engagements and projects, to group like engagements together for reporting purposes, and to properly route accounting transactions.
- Engagement Type - General Tab — defines several engagement type attributes and specifies default settings
- Engagement Type - Budgets Tab — determines the default budget types for new projects
- Engagement Type - Accounting Tab — map accounting transactions
- Engagement Type - Task Types Tab — specifies the default task types for new projects
- Engagement Type - Project Workspaces Tab — configure information in and access to project workspaces
- Engagement Type - Enterprise Configuration Tab — configure which stages, task types, rate types, and UDFs are available to an engagement
- Time Off Reason Editor — manage the reasons you allow resources to take time off
- Vendor Editor — manage organizations or people that you need to reimburse like vendors and resources
- Expense Type Groups — categorize cost cards by high level group
- Expense Type Editor — categorize your expenses and define expense attributes
- Expense Type Configurations Editor
- Billing Cycle Editor — define your billing cycles like weekly, monthly, or quarterly
- Adjustment Code Editor — define reasons why a time or cost card was adjusted
- Payment Terms Editor — define payment terms for invoices
- Accounting Period Editor — define date ranges that control when time and expense entry/adjustments are allowed as well as group accounting transactions
- Tax Type Editor — define sales taxes, what they apply to, and how they should be mapped in your accounting package