Time type creation

Yes, we can manage time type and records the time entry to the project without including any $$ amount, @lisa-2i-t-com. Let me share the details.

To ensure that the $$ will not be added, you can simply leave the cost rate field as it is. By doing so, it will not show.

Additionally, could you please clarify what you mean by 'overhead'? As I want to ensure I got it correctly to provide you with accurate guidance. Any further details you could provide would be very helpful.

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When I pick the employee to add the single time entry for, it defaults to his cost rate. Is there a way to change that if a certain time type is picked?

Additionally, could you please clarify what you mean by 'overhead'? <~~ Just want to make sure that it's not coded to cost of goods sold, but that we can track it and still pay the employee correctly.

Yes, Lisa, you can override the default cost rate when adding a single-time activity for an employee. Let me walk you through the process for doing this.

To begin with, if you want to record time entries for specific activities without being influenced by the default cost rate associated with the selected time type, we can hide that field. This way, it won't interfere with your cost tracking, such as for overhead or the cost of goods sold, ensuring the employee is compensated accurately.

Here’s how to hide the Cost rate field:

1. Log into QuickBooks Online.
2. Select + New and click Single time activity in the Team section.
3. On the Single-day entry page, click the small Gear icon.
4. Untick the checkbox for the Cost rate field to hide it.
5. Click Save settings to apply the changes.

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If you have other concerns regarding the default cost rate for time entries and clarifying the proper tracking in QuickBooks Online. You can always reach us anytime.

By doing this method, it would be a manual process with each entry correct? Is there an automated way of having certain time types default to a cost rater amount?