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How Do I Create New Line Items to Add to a Job
How Do I Create New Line Items to Add to a Job
Trevor Shaffer avatar
Written by Trevor Shaffer
Updated over 8 months ago

In Redlist's operations module, line items, called Bill as Types in Redlist, can be added for each needed item in a job. These can be any billable or non-billable item that may need to be included in a service job or a quote for a customer. Bill as Types can be added to an account in two ways: by importing a list of them using one of the templates provided in the "Import" tool or by manually creating them.

This article provides step-by-step instructions for manually creating Bill as Types in Redlist's operations module.

Step 1: Click on "Settings" then select "Billing"

Step 2: Click on "Add Type"

Step 3: Enter a name for the new Bill as Type

Step 4: Optional - Select a Bill as Category from the dropdown list

Step 5: Optional - Select an Assignment Type from the dropdown list

Note - This is required if you want to add this Bill as Type to a job template.

Step 6: Optional - Select an Asset Class from the dropdown list.

Step 7: Optional - Set additional settings using the check boxes

There are four additional settings that can be turned on:

  • Billable: This marks an item as billable and allows it to be added to invoices.

  • Active: This marks an item as active and allows it to be added to jobs, quotes, invoices, and service tickets.

  • Include in Production Schedule: This enables the Bill as Type to be added to the jobs calendar in "Scheduling" and allows assets and employees to be assigned to it.

  • Include in Task Timers: This allows Bill as Types to be associated with maintenance tasks when maintenance is being performed for a customer.

  • Form Templates: This dropdown allows users to associate a form with the Bill as Type. This will automatically attach this form to the Bill as Type on every job that the Bill as Type is added to.

Step 8: Click "Create" to save the new Bill as Type

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