For trade businesses utilising Simpro for managing operations, the importance of inputting accurate data cannot be overstated. Accurate data entry, especially regarding job costs—labour, overtime, variations, parts, and bill of materials—is crucial for maximising the value derived from Simpro. While entering parts data is relatively straightforward, often because parts are ordered directly for jobs, ensuring… Continue reading Running Payroll from Simpro Schedule & Excluding Travel time from Overtime

We are excited to announce that our simPRO TSheets integration can now automatically round off times to 15 minute intervals in simPRO while keeping them at one minute intervals in TSheets & your payroll system(Xero, MYOB, Quick Books). What this means is simPRO schedule can continue in 15 minute timeslots and TSheets (& your connected Payroll program… Continue reading Per minute time tracking with TSheets and simPRO

Look closely the next time your payroll staff and accounting team do the weekly payroll. Is this the busiest part of their week? Busiest and most important since the entire company is counting on them to do their counting right! If your accounting team is anything like the accounting teams we have encountered, they isolate… Continue reading Do you use simPRO and Xero Payroll ?

simPRO is great for what it does best which is Serious Job management, it can keep excellent records of every job it’s history correlate it back to the job profitability, keep track of all the labor and material that is used in the job and sum it all up in a nice little package. One place… Continue reading Tracking Time Accurately on Large Project Jobs with simPRO & TSheets

Q1. Do you use simPRO to manage large project jobs? Q2. Do you Use Paper Timesheets ? If you answered YES, pay attention this might be the most important article you read all day, or perhaps all week. Why? Because the 19th century just called, and they want their paper timesheets back.  It’s about time we #KillPaperTimesheets You already… Continue reading Get on with the times, # Kill Paper Timesheets