Description: Importing claim schedules allows you to bulk‑load detailed schedule lines from an Excel file directly into a claim schedule. This saves significant time compared to entering each line manually and ensures consistency across large or complex schedules.
Step‑by‑step instructions
1. Prepare Your Excel File
- Set up your spreadsheet so the first row contains column headings that match the headings in Profitz.
Profitz Columns
Excel Headings
- Include the following required fields:
- Line No: Used for row ordering.
- Note: Values typically increment in hundreds.
- Ref No: Enter a reference for the item (e.g., “CON” for contract price, “V1” for Variation 1).
- VO No: Enter a Variation Order number if the line relates to a variation.
- Example: Variation 1 may use “1.01”.
- Note: Lines with a VO No will be added to the variation total in Claim Entry.
- Description: Enter a description of the schedule item (e.g., “Sealing bathroom floors”).
- Line Type: Enter N for all line type rows.
- Line No: Used for row ordering.
- Review your file to ensure all required columns are present.
Example Excel file
2. Select the Claim Schedule
- Navigate to Jobs › Claim Schedule.
- Single‑click the claim schedule you want to import into (the line will turn blue).
- Click Edit to open the schedule.
3. Import the File
In the Lines section of the Claim Schedule edit screen, click Import.
Click Add to select your Excel file.
- A confirmation message will appear once the file has been uploaded.
4. Review the Data Preview
- A preview of the imported rows will be displayed.
- Use the following options:
- Ignore: Tick this box to exclude specific rows from the import.
- Header: Indicates which row is the header (first row is ticked by default).
- Review the preview carefully.
- If the data appears correct, click Show Import Data.
5. Validate and Import
- Click Validate and Import to check the file and begin importing lines.
- If any issues are found, they will appear in the Errors column.
- If validation is successful, a confirmation message will appear.
FAQ
- Do I need a schedule‑based order before importing? Yes, a schedule‑based order must exist before importing lines.
- Can I edit the schedule after importing? Yes, use the Add, Edit, or Delete buttons to modify schedule lines.
- What happens to lines with a VO No? They are automatically added to the variation totals in Claim Entry.
Related articles
- How to Create a Schedule‑Based Order
- How to Enter Claims in Claim Entry
- How to Manage Job Schedules
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