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Add a Sub Job to a Procore Project

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Objective

To add a sub job to a Procore project using the project's Admin tool. 

Background

In Procore, a sub job allows you to compartmentalise job costs within a project. Once they are added to Procore (or imported via an integrated ERP system) you can monitor your project budgets and costs against them to help you better determine if you are making money on your project. For example, if your project is a multi-story commercial building, you might create a separate sub job for the build of each floor. Or, if your project is a multi-unit development, you might create a separate sub job for each individual structure.

After a sub job has been created, you can issue specific line items on the Programme of Values (BOQ) for a variation to the sub job.

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Steps

Add a Sub Job to a Project

  1. Navigate to the project's Admin tool.
  2. Click Sub Jobs.
    Notes:
    • If the Sub Jobs link is not visible or available, it must be enabled.  See Enable Sub Jobs.  (Note: If your company has implemented the Procore +  Sage 300 CRE® integration, see Enable Sub Jobs for Sage 300 CRE). 
    • Before you can add a sub job to a project, a standard cost code list must be added at the company level (see Add and Edit Company Cost Codes). For sub jobs, cost codes are copied over from the company level standard cost code list and not the project level cost code list.
    • If your company has implemented the ERP Integrations tool with the Integration by Ryvit, QuickBooks®, Sage 100 Contractor®, or Viewpoint® Spectrum®, you cannot create a sub job in Procore. You must create the sub job in your integrated ERP system and then import them. For more information, see Which integrated ERP systems support the 'Sub Job' concept? 
  3. Type the following information:

    • Sub Job . Enter the name that you want to assign to the sub job.
      Note : If your company has implemented the Procore + Sage 300 CRE® integration, see What is the maximum character length for a Sub Job?

    • Code. The code is used as an abbreviation for the sub job in the Budget and Bill of Quantities (BOQ) import templates. You can enter any combination of alphanumeric characters.

       Note
      If you are planning on creating a Sub Job on Procore and subsequently exporting it into Sage 300 CRE®, a code is required prior to exporting to Sage 300 CRE®. Once the Sub Job has been synced with Sage 300 CRE®, a code can no longer be applied, preventing the Sub Job from being used in the Main Contract Programme of Values.
  4. Click the + icon to add the sub job to your project.
  5. Choose from these options:

Add Cost Codes to a Sub Job

  1. Navigate to the project's Admin tool.
    This reveals the Admin page. 
  2. Click the Sub Jobs links in the right pane.
    This reveals the Sub Jobs page.
  3. Locate the sub job. Then click View.
    This opens the Sub Jobs's Cost Codes page.
  4. Add the codes from the Standard Cost Codes List to the Sub Job Cost Codes list. 
    This list shows all the Standard Cost Codes from the Company level Admin tool and not the project. The steps for adding cost codes to a sub job are the same as what is described in Add and Edit Project Cost Codes.

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