The Subconsultant Reports By Job report option gives a selection of summaries of all subconsultant work for a selected job.
From one menu choice in the reports screen three types of reports can be produced – Subconsultant Fees and Costs by Job, Subconsultant Fees and Costs by Job Detail and the Subconsultant Invoice Supplement.
The Sub-Consultant Invoice Listing report option can be used to get a summary of sub consultant claims and invoices for all or selected subconsultants, between two dates.
You can choose to view all sub consultant invoices, just those that have been fully processed, or only those still waiting to be fully processed.
The Subconsultant Purchase Orders report gives a list of purchase orders for all subconsultants.
You can use sub-consultants in Abtrac if you outsource work to third parties, and need to manage them over the duration of one or more projects.
They may submit invoices for you to authorise and pass on directly to your client for payment. Alternately they may submit invoices to you which you pay and then you invoice your client as if the sub-consultant is part of your team. At that stage you may also apply a margin to the sub-consultant invoice.
The essential feature is they are submitting their claims as a series of creditor invoices as they work through their contract requirements on projects for your clients. You need to know what they have already invoiced, what is this particular invoice for, and how does it fit within the contract agreements you have with them.
A purchase order can only be created for an entity we call a Sub-Consultant.
Sub-consultants and contractors are managed and linked to jobs (projects) in Abtrac through the tasks module.
Before creating purchase orders, you will need to have created Sub consultants within Abtrac. For more information on Sub consultants and sub consultant invoices, please refer to this knowledgebase article.
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