Send to Job Cost
Immediately | When this option is chosen, Integrator will send a Subcontract CO to Sage Timberline Office when it detects that the Subcontract CO does not yet exist in Sage Timberline Office. No other criteria is applied. |
Upon "Approve for budget" | When this option is chosen, Integrator will send a Subcontract CO to Sage Timberline Office when it detects that the Subcontract CO does not yet exist in Sage Timberline Office and the Approve for budget box has been checked in Prolog Manager. |
Upon "When "Date Executed" is entered |
When this option is chosen, Integrator will send a Subcontract CO to Sage Timberline Office when it detects that the Subcontract CO does not yet exist in Sage Timberline Office and a date has been entered in the Date Executed field in Prolog Manager. The specific date entered does not matter. |
Timberline Commitment CO Status
Not Issued | A Commitment CO with this status does not update any accumulated totals for Commitments. This type of Commitment CO may be edited and deleted. |
Pending | A Commitment CO with this with this status will update the Pending Commitment COs totals in Job Cost but will not update the Revised Commitment amounts. This type of Commitment CO may be edited and deleted. |
Approved | A Commitment CO with this status updates the Approved Commitment CO accumulated totals as well as the Revised Commitment amounts. WARNING: This type of Commitment CO cannot be edited or deleted. |
Mark as Printed
Item Creation
Always create new commitment items |
This option works similar to Prolog Manager. Each new Commitment CO created in Sage Timberline Office will result in one or more new Commitment Items being added to the Commitment. The original amount for the newly created Commitment Items will be zero. The amount of the change will appear in the Approved Changes amount as well as the Revised Amount. This setting could be undesirable due to the number of line items that could be created over time. For example, assume that a Commitment begins with only one line item. Then assume that five change orders are issued with two line items each. The result would be a Commitment with eleven line items. When coding accounts payable invoices to the Commitment, the data entry person would need to code the amount of the invoice to the eleven separate items. For a very large number of items, this may be impractical. |
Only create new commitment items when needed |
When this option is selected, line items of Commitment COs will reference existing Commitment Items. The existing Commitment items will identify their original amount, total changes to-date and revised amount. New Commitment items will only be created if none of the existing items contain a budget code that matches the budget code of the line item of the change order. This option results in the fewest number of Commitment Items being created. The caveat to this method is that invoiced amounts are tracked against the original items and are not broken out by the individual Subcontract CO line items. For example, if a Contract is written with one line item and then two Subcontract COs are written for the same budget code, Prolog Manager would show this as three separate items. Timberline would show this as one line item with an original amount and a revised amount equal to the sum of the three. Invoices would be applied to the single line item. When cost is transferred to Prolog Manager, the cost would be applied to the first line item. This would result in the appearnace that the first line item is overbilled and the second and third items would never have an amount invoiced. In total, this is correct. |
Create new items for each change order but group by budget code |
This option is similar to the first option except that line items on a Subcontract CO that have the same budget code are combined in order to reduce the number of Commitment items being created. Again, invoiced amounts would be applied to a single item out of a group of items being combined. |
Include Items that have no amount