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Partial (ex1.5) Quantity on Invoice/Estimates

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Jason Isla

Home Service clients need to say 1.5 pallets or 1.5 squares, etc. But GHL only allows whole numbers so the invoices cannot be used quickly or uniformly.

For invoices (and future estimates) can decimals be used?

May 24, 2023

Ehab G

is it also available for e-Commerce to order fractional quantity

Jay Mojo Cornelius

Please upvote this one of mine also - as it relates to quantities on invoice/estimates - https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/proposals-estimates-contracts/p/product-units-of-measure

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Jay Mojo Cornelius

Sales & Marketing: Great but It seems really odd that Invoices can do partial quantities but estimates can not?

Jay Mojo Cornelius

Please upvote this one of mine also - as it relates to quantities on invoice/estimates - https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/proposals-estimates-contracts/p/product-units-of-measure

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Invoice Hourly Billing

Lisa Hines

It would be nice to have an option to charge an hourly rate to a client inside the invoice. For example, create an item named hourly rate and then I can add in how many hours I worked X rate for a total.

October 13, 2023

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Joel Torres

This is a must in my industry, Landscape companies use decimals on every estimate we create. i'm new to high level and its a bummer i have to use a second crm still. we use fractions on labor hours, chemical packages based on .25 acres .5acres .75acres 1acre.

Jay Mojo Cornelius

Joel Torres: Please upvote this one of mine also - as it relates to quantities on invoice/estimates - https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/proposals-estimates-contracts/p/product-units-of-measure

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Lisa Hines

I like to have the pricing be the hourly rate at which I charge for that service, but I can't do decimal points in the quantity which is frustrating. I currently have to use $1 and round up or down and include the quantity as how many dollars I need to charge which isn't conducive to telling them how many hours I worked on the project. It's a wonky workaround which can be resolved by allowing decimal figures in the quantity column.

Jay Mojo Cornelius

Lisa Hines: Please upvote this one of mine also - as it relates to quantities on invoice/estimates - https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/proposals-estimates-contracts/p/product-units-of-measure

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