You can create a list of subcontract types, allowing you to categorize your subcontracts. A general contractor, for example, might create types to track electrical, plumbing, and roofing subcontractors.
The following is an example of subcontract types:
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Subcontract Type # |
Type Name |
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1 |
Flooring |
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10 |
Fireplace |
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16 |
Electrical |
|
17 |
Plumbing |
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20 |
Sitework |
|
29 |
Landscape |
|
30 |
Concrete |
|
40 |
Masonry |
|
50 |
Steel |
| 1 | Open 6-7-1 Subcontracts. |
| 2 | Next to the Type list, click the detail button. |
| 3 | In the Subcontract Type# cell, enter the type number. |
| 4 | In the Type Name cell, enter a description of the purchase type. |
| 5 | Repeat steps 3–4 for each type. |
| 6 | On the File menu, click Save. |
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