There is a usage multiple that you can use to charge anything you want. If
you make the service price 1 dollar, them whatever amount you put in the
usage multiple is the total for that service.
You can also label the usage multiple to name it something else like hours,
square feet, gallons, whatever you are measuring.
On Jul 2, 2013 2:52 PM, "Keith Hodges" <ke...@flwebtech.com> wrote:
> The way I see that Citrus is set up, is to bill for a service or set of
> services at fixed prices. We have a pest control company that only has
> maybe a dozen different services. However, the price of the service can be
> different for each customer. Each customer has different square footage of
> coverage area, different chemicals or products, and other criteria that
> affects price. When you have 5000 different customers, the list of services
> can get out of hand. Is there a way to set this up without having to enter
> thousands upon thousands of different services? Can we set it up to input
> the price for the service when we add the service to the customer? Thanks
> in advance.****
>
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