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The AIA billing format needs to be broken down in more detail by line item not category.
Justin Oeffner
| Company | Northern Tier Contracting |
| Job Title / Role | Accoutant |
| I need it... | Yesterday...Come on already |
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Same as Jim Saad. I find it easiest to enter the items into an Excel spreadsheet, then copy/paste them into the Project Billing Details grid under Billing Code Setup.
I use the G703 all the time. We setup our job's billing items any way we need for each project. You then assign cost codes to each billing item in order to track those costs against the billing item. It is up to you how you setup your billing items per job.
When you look at the AIA G703 - Currently when I bill out the Item Numbers / Cost codes are a general category. most of all companies look for a specific breakdown of each percentage of the aspects of the job that have been completed.
What are line items to you vs. category? Your suggestion needs some clarification IMO.