The Job Information tab from
the Credit Controls window allows you enter common contacts, define the
job sales limit, the lien days, and other details. After the information
is set, you can track the Job Information from A/R Inquiry either through
the bill-to customer or from the job account customer. A/R Inquiry labels
the account as a Job Account on the window when the information displays.
For more information, see
If your customer has more than one job, create a separate job account to track those job details. That account would be marked as ship-to only. For example, you could have one customer with three ship-to accounts to cover the three jobs he is currently handling. Each job has individual primary contacts and an independent job limit.
To enter job information for a customer:
From the Maintenance menu, select Customer and display the customer for which you want to enter Job Information details.
From the Pricing menu, select Credit Controls to display the Credit Control Parameters dialog box.
Click the Job Information tab.
Use the available fields to enter specific job-related information.
You must be assigned the CUST.CREDIT.EDIT authorization key to edit the Job Information fields.
Field... |
Description |
General Contractor |
The main contractor managing the job. |
Property Owner |
The person who owns the property where the job is being handled. |
Primary Contact |
The first point of contact for the job. The system uses the primary contact listed in Customer Maintenance in the Contacts tab. |
Secondary Contact |
The next point of contact for the job. The system uses the secondary contact listed in Customer Maintenance in the Contactstab. |
Job Limit |
Enter a sales dollar limit on a job. This job limit works with the combined value of the total sales (paid or unpaid) from the date the job was started plus any open orders. If the quantity ordered exceeds the job limit, a message to that affects displays on the Sales Order Entry Body window, and normal credit control parameters go into affects to prevent the order from being printed or processed. For more information, see Reviewing Customers' Credit Standing. Note: This job limit directly affects jobs created and managed in the Job Management application. |
Job Type |
The job type
for the project, such as Private or Public. For example, in order
to know whether to file a lien or make a bond claim you need to
know if it’s public (bond claim) or private (lien). These job
types are defined in the |
Nature of Project |
The type
of project, such as residential or government. Use the select
button for a list of valid project nature types. These are defined
in the |
Lien Days |
The number of days past the shipment days for the customer job that triggers a lien procedure if no value is entered for a state. If not overridden, shows default lien Days
based on customer’s state, uses the |
Lien Filed |
Select the check box if a lien has been field for the customer. Selecting this check box activates the Lien Filing Date field and causes the Lien Filed field in the A/R Job Information window in Accounts Receivable to be set to Yes. In addition, this populates the Lien Filed column on the Credit Lien Report. |
Lien Filing Date |
The last date a lien was filed on the customer. This date displays in the A/R Job Information window in Accounts Receivable. In addition, this populates the Lien Filing Date column on the Credit Lien Report. Note: If the Lien Filed check box is selected, this field is required. If the Lien Filed check box is not selected, this field is view-only. |
See Also:
Entering Additional Customer Credit Data