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Do you want to display subtotals in your offer or outgoing invoice or would you rather hide them? No problem, you just have to check the box in the print dialog.

You can set the access rights either per employee or per user group. These define which rights your employees should have in QuoJob. You can choose between ‘Write’, ‘Read’ and ‘No’, so that the employees can either
– change,
– view or
– have no access at all to the modules or functions.

Under the ‘Workflow’ tab you will find the documents created on the job from QuoJob. These include delivery bills, meeting reports, mails and correspondence. On the right side of the job you can also see the job history.

‘Widget’ is what we call the individual functions that you can drag onto your custom dashboard or cockpit. QuoJob has a lot of widgets such as calendar, tasks, open offers, chat, etc. The widgets are constantly evolving, so there are always new ones added and the dashboard is constantly growing.

Behind ‘View’ in the “Contacts” module hides a very handy function. When you select your contacts and add many criteria, attributes and other selection options using a multiple search selection, you can save this selection for yourself under ‘View’. This way you don’t have to set the criteria again each time.

The user licenses in QuoJob differ in the scope of their functions.
The power user license is a full license that provides you with all rights in the software.
The non-power user license is much more limited. It has many read functions, but does not allow, for example, to create jobs and write quotes or invoices. The MyTime license is the smallest user license. Users with this license only have access to the “MyTime” and “Extras” module.

When you generate outgoing invoices, you can also create them as partial invoices. You decide whether you want to invoice a percentage or a certain part of the total. The remaining amount will be suggested until you settle it or set it to ‘NWB’ or ‘inclusive’.

You can easily have project and job-related recorded hours printed out on a timesheet with just one click. You decide which information should be printed. This way you have a direct list for your customer or for your internal evaluation with the team.

Under the ‘Other’ item in the “Contacts” module you will find the various functions that can be used on the contact. For example, you can store customer-specific text modules or connection data of the contact, for example if you offer hosting to your customer. In addition, the file upload is possible under ‘Other’. There you can simply drag and drop documents or e-mails that are important for each employee. It is possible to track who uploaded which document and when.

Under the “Accounting” module and the ‘Extras’ tab, you will find the item ‘Invoice runs’. Here you can perform an invoice check by listing all outgoing invoices or by filtering for the documents that were invoiced together in one run.

With the module “Open items” you can create and manage your open items and reminders via QuoJob. In the “Accounting” module you can draw a so-called “Open items” list and decide from it which unpaid outgoing invoices you want to dun. By starting a dunning run, you decide which of the receivables will be assigned a dunning level. Which dunning level or payment terms have to be kept, you can set in the “Admin” area.

Under the item ‘Messages’ you will find the internal messages in QuoJob, which you can have sent to you via the system. In the admin area under ‘General settings’ you can select which messages should be sent. Under ‘Extras’, internal messages, everyone can set for themselves which messages they want to receive and whether they should also be forwarded by mail. You can be informed about hourly bookings, open items, appointments, tasks, budget overruns and much more. It makes sense to take a close look at the different options so that you don’t miss anything important, but at the same time don’t get spammed. If you have an internal message, it will be indicated with a red dot on your dashboard and on the top right of the bar. You can view, read and delete the messages under “Tools”.

In the module “MyTime” you will find everything around the topic ‘time tracking’. You can book your times on jobs, tasks, productive or internal activities. You can display a list of your bookable jobs or tasks and keep track of them with the help of a report. In addition, you also have a view of absence bookings.

The “MyDay” module includes a self-configurable dashboard. You can create multiple boards with different widgets that each employee can customize within the limits of possibilities.

You create your activity types in the admin module. This happens during the joint kick-off workshop in the implementation phase of QuoJob. Thereby you define which services you offer at which price per quantity. You can also enter a description text for each service type. All this information is automatically used, for example, in a quotation or time tracking when you select the desired activity type. You can add or block new activity types to your price list at any time. Under “Contact” you can even block customer-specific activity types so that they can no longer be selected.

In the “Contacts” module, you can assign criteria to both contacts and companies and then select them. You can freely define the criteria in the “Admin” module. If you then select in the “Contacts” module on the left side in the search field for a created criterion such as ‘Christmas card’ or ‘Trade fair invitation’, you will be shown all contacts and contact persons that have this characteristic. In the next step you can generate a mass mail or a CSV export.

In the “Jobs” module you will find all your created jobs. With the selection on the left side you can create an individual view that shows only the desired jobs. On the right side of the module you can perform various actions, such as delegating tasks to the team. The Jobs module is one of the most important modules in QuoJob, since it is where you plan all your projects and resources.

Under the tab ‘Correspondence’, which you can find in the module “Jobs” as well as in the “Contact” module, various functions are available to you. You can create, edit and manage meeting reports, e-mails or other correspondence. All created documents can also be sent directly from the software.

You can check the customer request box directly during time recording. This is useful if the job is actually already completed and you want to indicate why you still recorded hours on it. This way you can keep track of how many additional or subsequent hours you have worked at the customer’s request.

The iCal export is a manual file that allows you to export the QuoJob calendar and import it into your iCal. This way you can integrate the events from QuoJob into your personal calendar.

The “HR” module includes the employee administration. There you can store, for example, the private address data, specifications as well as the access to the QuoJob system and the access rights of the users. You can define individually for each employee which license and which rights he receives. Alternatively, you can define user groups in the admin area, which you can select in the “HR” module. Under “HR” you also store the individual working hours, hourly wages and vacation of the employees. This data is automatically taken into account in capacity planning and profit calculation.

You can find the ‘History’ tab in both the ‘Job’ and ‘Contact’ modules, as well as in the ‘HR’ module (employee management). There, everything is archived that has ever been created in QuoJob for the respective job, contact or employee. You can track everything in detail, from offers to appointments to tasks. In the history you can see not only what has been created, but also which employee made an entry at what time. Since the history can be a long list, it is also possible to select and filter it.

The General Manager Report provides information on forecast and gross profit evaluations for the current month, current year, previous month and previous year. It contains data on billable hourly services and total revenue. It only evaluates outside costs that have either been recorded as non-replacement value (NRV) or have been included in an outgoing invoice. This report is important for obtaining a comprehensive commercial overview and analyzing important key figures.

The abbreviation ‘FV’ actually stands for Invoice Proposal. A billing proposal is a draft for an invoice. The document is similar to an invoice, but does not yet have a generated invoice number and can therefore still be edited. You can either create a billing proposal directly from the quote or create it freely. In the “Accounting” module, you can view all billing proposals, check them and, if necessary, invoice them directly.

The “Fibu-Export” module provides an interface for transferring important accounting-related data to your tax office. It supports common formats such as DATEV, Lexware or Diamant. You can perform the export process in the “Accounting” module under the “Interfaces” tab. With one click, the corresponding files will be generated for you. If data that is needed for the export is missing, QuoJob will inform you so that you can adjust the financial export accordingly.

Under the favorites star, you can simply drag and drop the functions that you use most often. This has the advantage that you don’t have to go through the different tabs each time, but see the most important functions listed right at the beginning. This way you can work more efficiently and quickly access the functions you need.

In QuoJob you have the possibility to enter incoming invoices. You can do this either directly in the respective job under the item “Purchasing” or in the module “Accounting” under the item “Posting” on the right side. Incoming invoices can be entered per job or for multiple jobs. Additionally, QuoJob offers the option to upload the original invoice receipt via file upload. You also have the option to set a release process for incoming invoices. You determine who can approve the invoice by simply clicking on it. The employees who have the appropriate permissions can place the “Incoming Invoice” widget on their dashboard to keep an overview of the invoices.

Under the term “Data” in the “Jobs” module you will find the input mask for the respective job. After you have created a new job, you can edit it at any time, provided you have the appropriate access rights. To do this, click on the “Parameters” item and the “Data” sub-item in the menu on the right-hand side of the job. This will open the input mask, similar to the one for creating a new job. Here you can edit the contact person, the unit or the job status. Then click on the “Save” button to save your changes.

You can find the copy-and-paste box in the “Contacts” module and under “HR”. When you create a new contact or employee, you have a free box in the window. This is used, for example, so that you can copy a company address into it and paste it into the corresponding contact fields as required. This makes it easier for you to transfer information and saves time when entering it manually.

In the Controlling module you will find all reports that are integrated in QuoJob. There, practically all data that you enter into the software is displayed in a report. You can define reports for you and your employees and mark them as favorites in the controlling module, so that you don’t have to search through them all every time. Within the reports, you can also create templates so you don’t have to re-enter your selection criteria each time. The reports include profit evaluations, employee hours overviews and the comparison of incoming and outgoing invoices, to name just a few examples.

The Accounting module is one of the standard modules in QuoJob. This module allows you to manage your accounting matters, including viewing your existing outgoing invoices, billing proposals or incoming invoices, editing them or entering new ones. As everywhere in QuoJob, you can set your selection criteria on the left side and thus customize your search. If you have also licensed the modules “FiBu-Export/Import”, “Cashbook”, “E-Banking”, “Open items” and “Dunning” and/or “WKR”, you will also find these functions under Accounting module.

You can generate tasks in QuoJob either directly from a quote or freely create them in a project. The tasks always have a fixed number of hours and a start and end date. You can assign tasks to individual employees or entire teams. Employees can view their tasks in the project, in the “MyTime” module or on their dashboard and book time for them directly.

You can create an invoice either by billing on a quote and thus generating an A/R invoice, or by creating a free invoice and billing items or hours independently of a quote. When you create a negative invoice, you automatically generate a credit note. You can find the outgoing invoices in the “Jobs” module under “Accounting” and in the “Accounting” module. There you can search for outgoing invoices across projects, mark them as “paid”, enter partial payments or reminders for due payments.

In the “Admin” module you fill QuoJob with your data and make the software your own. You can enter service types, prices, text blocks and other information that QuoJob will use automatically. Changes you make in this module apply to the entire software. It is recommended that only a few selected employees have access to the Admin module.