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A retainer project is used to group all jobs covered by the retainer for reporting purposes.

There are two places to create a retainer project in WorkBook:

  1. Against a client in the resources module

  2. At job creation

Who can create retainer projects will depend on access rights and your agency process.

Before a retainer project can be created the retainer module needs to be enabled, please refer to the article on the Retainer Module Setup

ON THIS PAGE YOU WILL FIND:


CREATE A RETAINER PROJECT AGAINST THE CLIENT

To create a retainer project against a client go to:

  • The resource module > resource default grid > select the client

  • Open the client id card > select the projects tab

  • Go to the project settings tab > click create project button

  • Give the project a name - something recognisable that will differentiate the retainer project from other projects against the client e.g. client name | retainer | period covered

  • Check the project retainer box

  • Click ok

  • There are now two projects against this client – one is the retainer project and the other is the default project WorkBook has setup for the non-retainer jobs

  • When you next create a job for that client, the retainer project will be available in the project drop down


CREATE A RETAINER PROJECT AT JOB CREATION

It is also possible to create projects at job creation. However, this does depend on access rights and your agency process.

The first job created against the retainer project will default to the master billing job

To create a retainer project at job creation go to:

  • The jobs module > jobs list > click create new job button

  • Complete the job fields as per the usual process

  • When you get to the project field > click the + button on the right

If there is no + button present, you do not have access to this feature

  • Give the project a name - something recognisable that will differentiate the retainer project from other projects against the client e.g. client name | retainer | period covered

  • Check the project retainer box

  • Click ok

  • There are now two projects against this client – one is the retainer project and the other is the default project WorkBook has setup for the non-retainer jobs

Go to Retainers > Creating a Master Billing Job to continue your retainer setup


 

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