Billing for Projects
8 guides
Customising Invoice lines for a Project
This article provides a guide on customizing how labor lines for project work appear on invoices. It explains the options available under 'Grouping for Invoice lines (Project)' in the billing configuration. These include options like no grouping, grouping by ticket, rate, and day, grouping by ticket and rate, or by project with lines for each budget type. The choice of grouping should consider whether customers are invoiced per ticket or collectively. The setting 'Invoice each Ticket separately' determines billing per ticket or for all labor on the same invoice.
Deferring Project Revenue
Down Payments
The article provides a comprehensive guide on managing down payments in Halo, allowing users to take deposits for projects while deferring revenue recognition. It includes steps on setting up a down payment product, creating down payment invoices, and utilizing the improved methods available in version 2.208.1 and later. The guide explains configuration settings for deferred revenue and how these payments integrate with accounting tools to track deferred revenue and recognize it at a later time. The process involves linking down payment products to sales orders and updating revenue accounts accordingly.
Milestones
The article provides a comprehensive guide on managing project milestones using Halo. It covers how to enable and configure the Milestones tab for Ticket types, add new milestones with sequence, dates, and dependencies, and manage locked tasks. It also explains configuring column profiles for milestones, updating milestone dates, and linking child tickets to milestones. Additional topics include using ticket templates to add milestones and controlling modifications. The guide emphasizes efficient tracking of projects by associating tasks with specific milestones and adjusting settings to automate scheduling.
Project Billing - Budget Types vs Charge Types
This article explains how to bill projects using Charge Types, Budget Types, or a combination of both. For Charge Types, labor is billed using predefined rates, which are linked to budget types for accurate billing. Budget Types allow different rates for specific projects and are more flexible, enabling changes to billing rates during a project. A combination of both types can be used when specific tasks need different billing methods. The guide includes detailed setup instructions and examples for each method to ensure accurate project billing.
Project Billing - Milestone Billing
This article explains milestone billing in project management using the Halo platform. Milestone billing allows project work to be billed based on completed project phases instead of the entire project. The guide covers how to enable milestone billing, create and bill milestones by their value or completed actions, and handle deprecated functionalities. It includes steps to configure project tickets for milestones, set billing types, and calculate milestone values as a percentage of project price. Users can manually set milestone values or calculate them based on associated sales orders.
Project Billing - Time and Materials
This article provides a comprehensive guide for project billing using time and materials in HaloPSA. It includes steps for categorizing projects, setting up billing rules, and managing invoicing processes. The focus is on creating and restricting category values for project tickets, issuing products for project milestones, and invoicing sales orders by percentage. An update highlights improved project loading times when selecting the new method introduced in version 2.204+. The article aims to ensure efficient and accurate billing for completed projects.
Project Hierarchies
This guide outlines project hierarchies, explaining how they classify tickets as either 'Project' or 'Project Task.' The hierarchy determines organization and billing processes in project management. 'Project' tickets are higher in billing precedence, affecting invoicing and how child tickets are grouped under tabs. Different tabs display child tickets based on their hierarchy, with projects under the 'Projects' tab and tasks under the 'Project Tasks' tab. Invoicing is structured so that a 'Project' ticket includes all associated task time, while 'Project Task' tickets handle their own invoicing separately.