Add a Client

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Add a client so you can build projects, orders, compliance, and reports under them.

Before you start

Clients are managed under Project Data > Clients.

Setting up clients lets you build projects and orders under them, manage client-specific compliance such as safety or site inductions, and build reports to see your whole relationship with a client.

Tip

To set up many clients at once, use the Assisted Import instead of adding them one at a time.

Add a client

  1. Go to Project Data > Clients.
  2. Click + Add New.
  3. Enter a Client name.
  4. Optionally complete the other fields, described below. For contact and address details, expand + additional information.
  5. Click Save Client.

Client fields

Several fields let you select an existing item or create a new one with + Add New.

Field Description
Client name (required) The name of the client's business.
Client Active Turn this on if you are currently doing business with this client.
External ID Used for importing data from external systems. If you're not sure what this is, leave it blank.
Inductions Any client-specific inductions needed to perform work on one of their projects.
Competencies Any client-specific competencies needed to perform work on one of their projects.
Role (Task) Group A group of roles made for this client or this type of client.
Docket Templates A specific docket template to use when working with this client.
Docket Contacts The contacts from this client who sign off on dockets. To send to contacts, make sure a custom print template is set up.
Contacts Contact information for this client.
Tags Client tags help you search for and group similar clients.
Additional information (expand + additional information)
ABN The business registration number that may be required for billing or taxes.
Email The best email address for the client.
Office Phone The client's business number.
Mobile The primary mobile number for the client.
Address Look up the client's business address. Suburb, state, and postcode fill in automatically.
Comments General comments about the client.

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