Expert Quick Tips
Using OpenAir billing rules, you can configure the rules to convert hours recorded on timesheets into days in order to invoice a customer by number of days. Within a time…
Read MoreOpenAir has the ability to link two custom dropdowns such that the values in the child dropdown will be dependent on the selection of the value in the parent dropdown.…
Read MoreBalanced Incurred vs Forecast rule uses Internal Pivot Date when recognizing revenues. If an organization uses Accounting Dates this is a great option. For timesheets, the rule will recognize revenue…
Read MoreIf your company is like most, the OpenAir Reports module is used by many users in different parts of the organization to get and share information about your Projects, Users,…
Read MoreIf the ‘Delete’ button on an Approval Routing does not appear, even though it has no transactions routed through it, it can be due to the Approval Process being set…
Read MoreOpenAir’s form permission rules are a great way to customize any forms—Project Properties, Timesheets, Expense Reports, etc. You can create your own logic to show/hide fields, make fields read-only or…
Read MoreThis is a trick that allows you to recover report configuration/settings when using the current OpenAir Report Management & Editor interface. If you are using the older reporting UI, this…
Read More“Who changed that setting?” There are many settings that can be toggled on and off in OpenAir if the user has sufficient privileges. Often these settings can drive changes to…
Read MoreIn OpenAir there is an easy way to create billing rules that include situations for varying rates for weekend work, yearly increases, or for remote versus onsite work rates. Important:…
Read MoreIs your company using resource bookings faithfully, but you still need to separately manage assignments to keep your task dates and planned hours in line? There is a little-known feature…
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