Search HansaManuals.com HansaManuals Home >> Standard ERP >> Projektiarvestus >> Näited Eelmine Järgmine Prindi kogu peatükk Otsi Juhend HansaWorld Enterprise'i versioonile 8.5 Job Costing Example - Time Recording This example describes recording the time spent working on a Project.--- You can record the time spent working on Projects using Activities or using Time Sheets. As a result, when you specify the Activity Type in an Activity, the Item Number will be brought in automatically to the Invoice Item field on the 'Contact' card of the Activity, thus ensuring that the correct Item is always used. Only Service Items can be used in Activities, so take care to specify Service Items in each Activity Type. Each Activity Type can in turn belong to an Activity Class. It may be that you will only need a single Activity Class to represent all your time recording Activity Types. Select the Create Project Transaction option in each Activity Class that will used with time recording, and choose Time as the Calendar option (Project Transactions will not be created from Profile or Don't Show Activities). You can also configure your Activity Classes to force users to enter a Project, a Time and an Invoice Item whenever they use an Activity Type belonging to the Class in an Activity. This ensures that Projects, Time and Invoice Items will always be entered in these Activities. When you mark the Activity as Done and save, a Project Transaction will be created. If you specified in the Project Budget that time will be invoiced on an "Actual" basis, this Project Transaction will be used by the routine that creates Invoices for Projects. Irrespective of the invoicing basis, the Project Transaction will also record the cost of the work. It will be used by the various reports that compare Project costs with revenue, and the reports that analyse the work carried out by each member of staff. The Registered and Invoice Quantities (i.e. number of hours) will be taken from the Cost (Time) field in the Activity, which will be calculated from the Start and End Times. The Comment will be taken from the Text in the Activity. Time SheetsYou can also use the Time Sheet register to record the time spent working on a Project. How you enter an individual Time Sheet record can vary depending on what suits your organisation. You may choose to enter one Time Sheet per Project, one per Person per Project or one per week. There is a lot of flexibility. In this example, we show the Time Sheet for the first day's work:Since Item T007 is a Service Item, its total will be shown in the Sum Time field. When you tick the OK box in the Time Sheet and then save it, separate records will be created in the Project Transaction register for each Time Sheet row. If you specified in the Project Budget that time will be invoiced on an "Actual" basis, these records will later used by the routine that creates Invoices for Projects. How Hourly Rates are CalculatedIn both cases (Time Sheets and Activities), the hourly rate for time (i.e. for Service Items) to be charged to the Customer will be shown in the Price field in each Project Transaction. For details about how it is calculated, please refer to the Pricing and Costs - Time, Purchases and Materials from Time Sheets and Activities page.--- Job Costing example:
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