Use this tab to set up retentions for a job.
Each option and field on the form is described below. Mandatory options and fields are highlighted in red.
Control sales code
Enter the sales code to use as a retention control code.
Write-off code
Enter the code to use as the code to indicate the write off of a retention amount.
Retentions break table
Use this table to set retention break points. The break points indicate thresholds at which to deduct a percentage of invoiced amount. For example, you can set a break point that deducts 2% of the invoiced amount up to $5,000 and another that deducts 3% up to $10,000.
You can enter values in these fields in the table:
Use expected completion dates
Select this option to use the expected completion date, which determines the elapsed time from the job's start date to the date when a contractor is supposed to finish the job.
You can enter the completion date in the date fields that display when you select this option.
Include sub-jobs
Select this option to add sub jobs to the retention schedule.
Retention Claim Schedule table
Use this table to open the JC Job AR Invoice Entry form to generate an invoice for the retention claim.
Include sub-jobs
This option is selected if the option to include sub jobs in retentions is selected [where?].
Customer
Select the customer ...
Retention transactions table
This table contains information about the retention:
Next retention claim estimate
Enter ...
Claim retentions
Click this button to open the ... to claim any outstanding retention amounts.
Write-off retentions
Click this button to process the write off and to create a JC Sales Adjustment general ledger.