It would be very nice to be able to add separate subprojects (Child) to a Main Project to be able to track total revenue. These would be projects where a change order wouldn’t make sense. Say a main development project (progress billing), a separate child project for reoccurring billing of a maintenance contract. and a separate child project for T&M Billing. Each of these has different revenue recognition needs and occur on different billing schedules but It would nice to be able to roll them up for reporting.
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add Parent Child relationship to Projects.
Best answer by Heidi Dempsey
We could really use something like this too. We will have one contract but two different areas of the company doing work and we need to track the revenue for each of those areas differently but need to invoice together.
+16Hi
You can add this as a Product Idea that can be voted on by the community and Acumatica will consider it for a future release.
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Unfortunately for some of us (Engineering Firm) the child project have multiple task. Since Acumatica does not allow for subtask our workaround was creating another field called parent project id. This is a selector of the project id. We then create a parent project plus the child project as projects in Acumatica. We then used the generic inquire screen to create an inquire that would link all the project together as seen in the screen shot below. Were P-16003.00 is the parent project and P-16003.01 &.02 are child with sum at the bottom. Hope this helps other and for Acumatica all it takes is to add another field to be able to do parent and child projects.
+12We’ve also done something similar to
Megan Friesen, Contego Software Solutions, Canada
just added this as a product idea, please go upvote and comment with any additional tweaks or features you’d like to see!
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+10Deleted /sorry my bad. I had missed one of the comments. It had laid out my comment nicely.
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