Manage Billing Periods

Using Owner or Specialty Contractor Terminology?

Procore can be configured to use terminology specific to General Contractors, Owners, or Specialty Contractors. Learn how to apply the dictionary options.

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    • This table shows the differences in tool names (bold) and terms across the point-of-view dictionaries for Project Financials.

      Entrepreneurs généraux
      Anglais (États-Unis) - Par défaut

      Propriétaires
      Anglais (Terminologie du propriétaire V2)

      Entrepreneurs spécialisés
      Anglais (terminologie des entrepreneurs spécialisés)

      Facturation

      Facturation

      Facturations proportionnelles

      Propriétaire

      Financement

      Propriétaire

      Propriétaire/Client

      Propriétaire/Client

      GC/Client (en anglais seulement)

      Ordre de changement au contrat principal

      Ordre de changement au financement

      ordre de changement de contrat de client

      Contrats principaux

      Financement

      Contrats clients

      Chiffre d’affaires

      Financement

      Chiffre d’affaires

      Contrat de sous-traitance

      Contrat

      Contrat de sous-traitance

      Sous-traitant

      Entrepreneur

      Sous-traitant

      Ventilation des coûts des sous-traitants (VDCST)

      Ventilation des coûts de l’entrepreneur (CSOV)

      Ventilation des coûts des sous-traitants (VDCST)

      About These Dictionaries

      • Default Setting: The 'General Contractor' dictionary is enabled by default for all accounts.

      • Availability: These alternate dictionaries in italics are available in US English only.

      How to Switch Your Dictionary

      To change your company's terminology to the Owner or Specialty Contractor dictionary, contact your company's . They will work with your Procore Point of Contact to make the change.

What do you want to do?

A Billing Period defines the billing cycle used by a project's team and invoice contacts on Procore's invoices and progress billings. In addition to defining the frequency of the billing cycle (for example, monthly or weekly), a billing period also defines the billing cycle's start/end date and the due date for the invoice or progress billing.

For Invoice Administrators

Only invoice administrators can create or edit billing periods. When billing cycles have consistent start, end, and due dates, create automatic periods. To support flexible billing cycles, create manual periods. Whichever option you choose, you can only have one (1) billing period in the Open status at a time when managing invoices.

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