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Hi there,
Understanding your Project's profit and expenses is very important. Knowing this means that you have a good idea of your business health and you can feel confident about each of your jobs.
There's 3 main project-related reports that you can run:
It sounds like the type of report you're looking for closely relates to the Project profitability report. By running this report, you can see how much your electrical costs are running you. You can customize the report to filter by Product/Service as well.
Here's what you'll do:
1. Click the Projects tab on the left navigation menu.
2. Select your project from the list.
3. Click the Projects Reports tab.
4. Click the Project profitability report.
5. Click Customize.
6. Select the Filter drop-down and check off the box next to Product/Service.
7. Select your product/service from the drop-down menu, then click Run Report.
I hope this gets you back on track. If you have any other questions, let me know.
Cheers!
Hi Addie - Thanks for your reply!
I've tried all kinds of customization, but we're still not seeing what we need - this is for a construction contractor client, and we use item details and multiple classes to track everything, rather than general expense and cogs categories. In QB desktop you can pull a report that shows the Item Detail (so in this example we have carpentry, electrical, plumbing, concrete etc etc inside both Subcontractors and Materials expense accounts. We would like to see what we spent on each item, but it doesn't seem to break it down beyond the expense/cogs accounts. It just shows one total of the chosen items. I just can't seem to customize it to show detail beyond that. Any other ideas? Thanks! :)
Thanks for reaching back out, Trish! I see what you're saying and I want to give you the best possible workaround to see the information you're looking for.
Have you looked into the Purchases by Product/Service Detail Report? This report shows your purchases grouped by product/service. You can filter this report by class as well, which may help you narrow down your information.
Another suggestion I have is to explore the Transaction List by Customer Report. You can filter this report by transaction type and customer (or project), however there's no option to filter this one by class.
To find these reports, click the Reports tab on the left navigation menu.
Try those reports out and let me know if you're closer to seeing what you're looking for.
I'll be here to help if you have further questions.
Hello -
I'm experiencing the same issue. I'd love to get a report that details all the Products/Services for a single Project. Is there any way to filter the Purchases by Product/Services report by Customer:Job? I'm not seeing any but that seems like what I'm looking for...
Hi there. It's vital you're able to get report which views the info you'd like to view. If you've tried with the reports mentioned above, I'd recommend sending this as feedback to our engineers so they can include it the program. You can leave feedback by clicking the Gear icon and looking for Feedback. New product ideas and improvements are based on the great feedback we get from users like you. Let me know if you have other questions.
Hi,
Did you ever get help with your report?
I'm in construction and we are trying to run the same type of report and I'm not getting anywhere.
Renea
I'm a real estate investor and rehab homes and we are trying to run the same type of report and I'm not getting anywhere. We could do this with desktop version so not sure why this filter opting cannot be a added to one of the existing reports that give the detail we need.
Chris
Hi there p2homes,
I can see that having the ability to run a similar report to the one you had in QuickBooks Desktop would be a feature you'd like to see in QuickBooks Online to help manage your projects. I recommend leaving feedback in the system by clicking on the Gear icon, then Feedback. The comments made in that section are taken into consideration by our developers when creating new features for the software.
If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out here.
I use "Class", as a means to being able to pull specific info for certain projets.
Or, when you make purchases at your suppliers, you can allocate each item bought to specific customers.
Then, you can output a report using "Purchases by item detail" and in the customizing of the report, you can target specific customers.
Bear in mind that in the customers' lists, you can add jobs under their name, so you can be more specific..
I do hope it helps you
Oh, and I do this in the Desktop Pro version of QB. If you are using the QBO, then.... I don't know...
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