Turf Technologies
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Florida
Wondering what method you use to track mowing dates and there billing amount for the month?
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Keeping track of mowing dates and monthly amount?
- Thread starter Turf Technologies
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rodfather
LawnSite Fanatic
- Location
- Clinton, NJ
Quickbooks Pro 2002
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Turf Technologies
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Florida
- Thread Starter
- #3
Thats your only way? You dont also keep a log on paper for backup?
turf9
LawnSite Member
- Location
- Langley B.C.
clipboard preprinted client list on paper and a space beside each name
set everyone up on the day of the week fit everyone one one in on one page
by the end of the month you are ready to go through and invoice
does that help?
set everyone up on the day of the week fit everyone one one in on one page
by the end of the month you are ready to go through and invoice
does that help?
mtdman
LawnSite Gold Member
- Location
- A2, Michigan
I have a weekly schedule I print out. As I mow the customers, I mark them off the schedule and write down their mowing date. Either weekly or monthly I transfer all that into QuickBooks, and a written log book.
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Turf Technologies
LawnSite Senior Member
- Location
- Florida
- Thread Starter
- #6
I do both as well, but im just looking for a easier way and maybe some added ideas.
turf9
LawnSite Member
- Location
- Langley B.C.
some guys are using those palms.
I don't trust computrs, since they crash all the time, I use the ever popular and exspensive "looseleaf binder". I have a weekly list made up of all my accounts, in lists by day. Next to each house, has a blank box, which I write the # cut it is for this week. I cross them off as I do them, and transfer all info at the end of the week into binder. All accounts with a "4" (4th is the final cut of bill) next to them get billed. What's good about this for me is i keep a payroll clock in/out at the bottom of this weekly printout. I then keep the paper in my looseleaf for reference if there is a question in my paperwork. I'll try to post a blank version of weekly route sheet, I'll type in a house or 2 so you get the idea....
Some times I get asked why the house are on dofferent cut #'s....... I start accounts as I get them and bill them after every 4th cut (I cut weekly). Good thing about this for me is, I get checks all the time during the month as opposed to a large sum at once. I can expect checks in the mail every time i pull up at the end of the day.