Create a Subcontractor Invoice on Behalf of an Invoice Contact
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.
General Contractors English (United States) - Default
Owners English (Owner Terminology V2)
Specialty Contractors English (Specialty Contractor Terminology)
Invoicing
Invoicing
Progress Billings
Owner
Funding
Owner
Owner/Client
Owner/Client
GC/Client
Prime Contract Change Order
Funding Change Order
Client Contract Change Order
Prime Contracts
Funding
Client Contracts
Revenue
Funding
Revenue
Subcontract
Contract
Subcontract
Subcontractor
Contractor
Subcontractor
Subcontractor Schedule of Values (SSOV)
Contractor Schedule of Values (CSOV)
Subcontractor Schedule of Values (SSOV)
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
A Procore Administrator is a user who has 'Admin' level permissions on all of the Company level Tools in Procore. Granting a user ‘Admin’ level permissions in the Company level Directory tool automatically assigns that user ‘Admin’ permissions on all Company level tools. Also called a Company Administrator.
. They will work with your Procore Point of Contact to make the change.
Background
If your company or project doesn't want to grant external collaborators access permission to your Procore project so they can submit their own invoices, your team can collect the digital or paper invoices from your invoice contacts outside of Procore. Once collected, invoice administrators can create them in Procore on each invoice contact's behalf.
An invoice administrator can:* Create invoices for all of a project's commitments.* Edit amounts on a Schedule of Values when the invoice is in the Draft or Revise & Resubmit status. When multiple invoices exist for one commitment during one billing period, you can only amounts on the latest invoice.* For users legally required to provide claimants with a payment schedule, see Export a Payment Schedule.* Revise the 'Payment Due Date' on the invoice for Early Pay Programs.
Prerequisites
To perform the Steps in this tutorial, the invoice's commitment must have:
A subcontracting company assigned as the 'Contract Company'. See Create a Commitment.
Users always create invoices in the project's Commitments tool.
Navigate to the project's Commitments tool.
Find the commitment to create an invoice for in the 'Contracts' tab.
Click the Number link to open it.
At the top of the commitment, click Create and choose Create Invoice from the menu.
Tip
Is the 'Create Invoice' option inactive? To learn why, hover your mouse cursor over the tooltip. This option only activates when Prerequisites are met.
This opens the 'New Invoice for [Contract Number]' page so you can update the General Information card.
Update the General Information Card
In the New Invoice page, update the General Information card. Once updated, continue by updating the Schedule of Values.
Note
The element circled in ORANGE is only available with Procore Pay.
Learn how to update the General Information card as an invoice administrator: Show/Hide
General Information Card
This table details the elements in the 'General Information' card. An invoice administrator can update this information when creating or editing an invoice of behalf of an invoice contact.
Element
Field Type
Description
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Contract Company
Read Only
Shows the name of the subcontracting company designated as the 'Contract Company' on the commitment.
Procore automatically assigns invoice numbers in sequence using its default numbering system or the custom numbering system defined for your project's invoices.
Accept the billing period that appears by default or select any billing period from the drop-down list. Note: Invoice contacts and users with 'Standard' level permissions on the Commitments tool can only select a billing period when an invoice is NOT already associated with it.
Shows the end date for the selected billing period. You can change the date for this invoice with the calendar control. Note: To help project managers track how invoices impact a project's budget, the 'Billing Period' date on an invoice aligns with the work performed on a project.
The data entry fields on an invoice's Schedule of Values depend on the corresponding commitment's accounting method (Amount Based or Unit/Quantity Based). To learn more, see How do I set the accounting method for a contract?
Tips
Don't see a column? If you personalize the column layout, the columns you see may be different from the system's default columns. To reset the column layout to the system default, click the Overflow icon in any column header and choose Reset Columns. See Manage Rows and Columns on a Subcontractor Invoice's Schedule of Values.
Click here to view the steps for Amount Based data entry.
Amount Based Data Entry
For Amount Based commitment contracts, use these steps to update an invoice's Schedule of Values.
Tip
The invoice must be the most recent one and it must be in the Draft or Revise and Resubmit status.
In the Schedule of Values card, click one of these options:
To edit one or multiple line items, mark the Item Number checkbox(es) for the line item(s) to modify.
To edit all line items, mark the checkbox in the Item Number column header.
Notes
You can alternatively update the Schedule of Values line-by-line. Do this by clicking one or more editable cells and entering your data directly.
Fields that accept direct data entry are: Work Completed This Period, New Materials Stored, Previous Materials Stored, Total Completed & Stored to Date (%), Work Retainage This Period ($), Work Retainage This Period (%), and Total Retainage Released.
If the Enable Stored Materials Retainage setting is turned ON in the commitment's Advanced Settings tab, you can also enter data in the Materials Retainage ($) column. This setting is turned OFF by default, which hides the column.
Click Edit Values. This opens the Edit Values panel.
In the Edit Values panel, enter the values for this invoice billing period:
Optional.Work Completed this Period (%). Enter a value to define the percentage of work completed.
Example
Enter 25% in the Work Completed this Period (%) column. When you click Apply, Procore automatically calculates the values in the Total Completed & Stored to Date ($),Total Completed & Stored to Date (%),Balance to Finish, and Work Retainage This Period ($) cells. It also applies updates the invoice totals.
Optional.Total Completed & Stored to Date (%). Enter a value for the percentage of materials installed and stored on the job site or in a storage facility. This entry represents all work and stored materials for this invoice billing period plus any invoice(s) submitted for this commitment in the past.
Example
Enter 40% in the Total Completed & Stored to Date (%) column. When you click Apply, Procore automatically calculates the values in the Work Completed this Period(%), Total Completed & Stored to Date ($), Balance to Finish, and Work Retainage This Period ($) cells. It also applies updates the invoice totals.
Optional.Work Retainage this Period (%). Enter a value for the retainage percentage to withhold.
Optional.Total Retainage Released (%). Enter a value for the retainage percentage to release.
Click Apply to update the selected line item(s) in the Schedule of Values. The system applies your updates to the selected line items and recalculates invoice totals.
Repeat the steps to update all desired line items as needed.
Click Save to save the updates.
Click here to view the steps for Unit/Quantity Based data entry.
Unit/Quantity Based Data Entry
For Unit/Quantity Based commitment contracts, use these steps to update an invoice's Schedule of Values.
Tip
The invoice must be the most recent one and it must be in the Draft or Revise and Resubmit status.
In the Schedule of Values card, choose one of these options:
To edit one or multiple line items, mark the Item Number checkbox(es) for the line item(s) to modify.
To edit all line items, mark the checkbox in the Item Number column header.
Note
You can alternatively update the Schedule of Values line-by-line. Do this by clicking one or more editable cells and entering your data directly.
Fields that accept direct data entry are: Total Completed & Stored to Date ($) and New Quantity.
If the Enable Completed Work Retainage setting is turned ON in the commitment's Advanced Settings tab, you can also enter data in the Work Retainage This Period ($), Work Retainage This Period ($), and Total Retainage Releasedcolumns. When this setting is turned OFF, these columns are hidden.
Click Edit Values. This opens the Edit Values panel.
In the Edit Values panel, enter the values for this invoice billing period:
Optional.Total Completed & Stored to Date (%). Enter a value to define the percentage of materials installed and stored on the job site or in a storage facility. This entry represents all work and stored materials for this invoice billing period plus any invoice(s) submitted for this commitment in the past. See
Optional.Work Completed this Period (%). Enter a value to define the percentage of work completed.
Optional.Work Retainage this Period (%). Enter a value for the retainage percentage to withhold.
Optional.Total Retainage Released (%). Enter a value for the retainage percentage to release.
Click Apply to update the selected line item(s) in the Schedule of Values. The system applies your updates to the selected line items and recalculates invoice totals.
Repeat the steps to update all desired line items as needed.
Click the Attach Files button. This opens the Attach Files dialog box, where you can upload files from your computer. Click the Attach button when finished. OR
Use a drag-and-drop operation to move the files from your computer or network into the 'Attachments area'.
Save the Invoice
Click the Save button at the bottom of the 'New Invoice' page.Note: If workflows are turned on for subcontractor invoices, you can also choose 'Save as Draft' to save your work and stay in the same workflow step.
How do you collect signatures with DocuSign? After the data entry for the item is complete, Procore recommends changing the item's status to 'Out for Signature' before clicking the Send to DocuSign button to launch the DocuSign® application. If you have not previously signed in, you will be prompted to Log In to DocuSign®. Once you are signed in, you can prepare the DocuSign_®_ envelope for signatures. After the signature process is complete, Procore automatically changes the status of the item to 'Approved' and marks the item as 'Executed'. To learn more, see DocuSign®.