View Estimated vs Actual Cost

Modified on Tue, 13 Jan at 4:24 AM

The Estimate vs Actual Cost screen gives you a monthly breakdown of estimated cost and actual cost of T&M tasks accross the project with various contractors. This view helps you track the actual expenses align with the planned Time and Material (T&M) estimates, categorized by labor, material, equipment, and subcontractors.

To view estimate vs actual cost

  • Ensure that you are in the T & M 'Estimate Vs Actual' screen of the project. If not,
    • Open the project management console
    • Click the app launcherand select 'Finance'
    • Click 'T & M' on the top and click 'Estimate Vs Actual' on the left

The table shows the following headers:

  • Contractor - The name of the subcontractor associated with the Time and Material (T&M) work package. 
  • Total estimated cost - The total cost estimated for the contractor's T&M work for the project
  • Total actual cost - The cost incurred so far for the contractor’s work, based on submitted and approved material, equipment, or subcontractor entries.

Monthly T&M cost

  • Estimated - The planned cost for the contractor’s work during that specific month, based on the original T&M estimate. 
  • Actual - The actual cost recorded for that month, calculated from time card entries, material, equipment, or subcontractor entries. 

Search, filter, and sorting options:

  • Hover over a column header and click the  icon to sort the rows in ascending or descending order of entries in that column

Download the File list

  • Click the 'Download' button at the top-right to save a copy of the list in Excel format on your device or in the project repository for record-keeping and sharing. See Download List Views and Logs in Excel Format to learn more

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