Organization Labor Category and Bill Rates

Step 1 

Click on the Administration menu

  

 

Look for the Configuration area in the Admin page, click on the Organization Settings

  

Step 2

Click on the Billing Rates button

  

Step 3

The report below is called “Interactive Grid ”.  Click on the Add Row button, the new row will get focused, you can now enter the name of the new category and the hourly rate, next field. After you’ve added the new category click on the Save button that is in front of the Add Row. 

The categories would display in the labor category drop-down next time you go back to the Edit asset profile page.

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