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The Client Rates section allows you to propose charges for standard labor rates (charges for supervisors, technicians, and helpers) or responsive labor rates (hourly charges for emergency versus non-emergency calls), along with material markups, subcontractor markups, and service repair guarantees. Your client must approve these rates before they can take effect in Provider Automation.

With client rates, you can propose different rates for different regions, trades, or types of work. For example:

A contractor who performs both landscaping and snow removal work can propose different rates for each trade.
A contractor who performs work in both major

cities and in

cities and smaller towns can propose different rates based on location.
A contractor who subcontracts work can propose different rates

than

for

work that is

subcontracted and self-performed works.

Once your client rates are approved, it will have an effect on affect how you invoice. When you submit an invoice, Provider Automation will check the invoice rates against these you enter against the agreed-upon client rates. When there is a differencemismatch, both you and your client will receive a red flag warning Image Added on the invoice as a prompt to investigate further.

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Adding

Managing client rates happens in

three

six steps:

Adding a rate type
Creating a
Rate Type
rate card
Assigning the rate type to the appropriate
trade(s)
trades
Submitting proposed rates to your client(s)
; and
Your client approving or rejecting your proposed
rate types; and
rates
Resubmitting proposed rates if necessary

Info
Should you need help with your rates, please contact contractorsupport@servicechannel.com

Adding Client Rates for a Client

There are essentially 4

Accessing the Client Rates Section

The Client Rates section gives you the ability to assign rates across multiple regions in a flexible manner and to edit and resubmit the rejected portion instead of entering the entire card again.

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Click the Clients tab on the top navigation panel. You will see the list of clients.
Choose the client whose rates you want to see, and click the Continue button.
Click the Client Rates option from the list on the left.

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Adding a Rate Type

There are essentially four sections to complete when adding a rate type:

Entering a rate type name, description, and currency.
Indicating whether you charge Standard Rates for supervisors/technicians/helpers, or Responsive Rates for emergency/non-emergency calls.
Entering material markups based on material costs.
Entering subcontractor markups on labor and material, as well as any overhead fees and guarantees.

Tip

Throughout the page, you will see blue question marks. Hovering over them provides a description of the field.

Tip!

If you have already assigned client rates for any of your clients, you can copy these assignments to the selected client to save time on completing the same rate cards for different clients.

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In the top navigation bar, click Clients and then click the desired client's name.

On the left navigation, click Client Rates. The Client Rates page appears.
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Click Add New Rate Type to create a rate type for your trade (General Repairs, for example).

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On the Create Rate type overlay

Select the checkbox with the rate type to apply to the new card.

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a Rate Type:

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On the top of the page, make sure the correct Client is selected for whom to propose your rates.

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Click the Create New button.
Note
You cannot apply a new rate type to an existing rate card. Please, create a new rate card to apply your new rate type.

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Click Manage Rate Types.

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You will see the overlay with the list of existing rate types.

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Click Create Rate Type.
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In the Edit Rate Type window, enter a rate type name and and description, as well as the correct correct currency (U.S.D. USD is the default).

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Indicate whether you are entering Standard Labor Rates (charges for supervisors, technicians, and helpers) or Responsive Based Labor Rates (hourly charges for emergency versus non-emergency calls), and (if applicable) select a Minimum Labor Charge (in Hours).
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(Selecting Standard Labor Rates): There are

3

three roles

—

— Supervisor, Technician, and Helper. For each applicable role, enter the below information:

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Note

Please, contact your ServiceChannel representative should you need to change the decimal point (.) to decimal comma (,) on non-monetary amounts, such as:

Hours and Duration
Quantity Amounts
Weight.

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Emergency Hourly Rate: Enter an hourly rate for emergency calls.
Emergency Travel Charge: Enter a flat rate for emergency trip charges.
Non-Emergency Hourly Rate:

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Travel charge Enter an hourly rate for non-emergency calls.
Non-Emergency Travel Charge: Enter a flat rate for non-emergency trip charges.
Travel Charge: Enter a fixed rate for travel. For For hourly travel hourly rates, use the Travel timeTime field, below.
Travel timeTime: Enter an hourly rate for trip charges.
Regular timeTime, Over timeTime, and Double timeand Double Time / Holiday: Enter hourly rates for each field, as applicable.

(Selecting
Responsive
Response-Based Labor Rates): Enter flat rates for emergency
and
and non-emergency work rates and travel charges
, as applicable role
:
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1. Emergency Hourly Rate:
  
  Enter an hourly rate for emergency calls.
2. Emergency Travel Charge: Enter a flat rate for emergency trip charges.
3. Non - Emergency Hourly Rate:
  Enter
  Enter an hourly rate for non-emergency calls.
4. Non - Emergency Travel Charge:
  Enter
  Enter a flat rate for non-emergency trip charges.

Material Markup: Break break down how you mark up parts or materials , in terms of "the maximum cost of the part ($X) is marked up at Y%. For example: for parts Parts that cost no more than $200, the mark-up markup is 200%; for parts that cost between $201 and $500, the markup is 105%, and so forth. You may add up to 6 six material markups.

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Only add the Enter amounts and percentages as numbers only. Do not append currency or percentage symbols, as these symbols are not valid in these fields.
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Should you need to change the decimal point (.) to decimal comma (,) on monetary amounts, contact your ServiceChannel representative.

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Subcontractor Markup: Similar to Material Markup, indicate your labor and materials percentage markups for when you utilize subcontractors. You can also indicate
any
any Overhead
and
and Fixed Management Fees
,
in percentages. Finally,
for
for Service Repair Guarantee, enter
the
the number of days of the service repair warranty (from the date of successful work order completion).

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Add any additional information Additional Information as needed, and then click click Save. You will see the new rate type under My in the overlay Manage Rate Types.

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title	Important:

Note
You may edit or delete this rate type as long as your client has not NOT accepted it.

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Assigning Rates Types and Submitting Proposed Client Rates

While setting up your profile, you also chose the Trades and Regions you service, whether through self-performing or subcontracting. These trades and regions appear under rate types to allow you to propose rates based on trade, regions, and who performs services.

To reiterate, the rates you have entered are proposed rates. In other words, your client has to approve these rates before they can take effect in Provider Automation. Once the rates are approved, all submitted invoices will be checked against these rates to make sure what is charged matches the proposed rates. Invoices that do not match these rates are flagged in the system.

Click Update to bring the new rate type into the action.

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You will now see that your new rate type has been added under the Rate Type tab.

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Note
You CANNOT apply a new rate type for the cards already submitted by you or approved by the client.

Editing a Rate Type

You may modify labor rates, material and subcontractor markup for the selected rate type using the Edit option.

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On the Client Rates page, under the Rates Assignment to Trades section, click the Propose tab.
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Under the Propose tab, click the calendar picker to choose a date when the rates should take effect. Your trades and service types appear.
Select the appropriate client rate(s) for each trade and service type. You can select either a client rate for all service types and regions or multiple client rates for different service types and/or regions.
Note
You must select a client rate for all trades and service types.
1. (One client rate for all service types) Under each trade, click (None) and then select the appropriate client rate. The selected client rate appears with the box highlighted in green. From here, you can send for approval.
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2. (Multiple client rates for different service types) You can set up client rates at the level of granularity you prefer.
  1. Click the blue arrow next to Service Types to expose additional service levels:
    1. Subcontractor and Self-Performer service types
    2. For each service type, you will see countries, states/provinces (U.S. and Canada), and counties (U.S.), as selected when you assigned trades to regions.
  2. Select the appropriate client rate(s) at the desired regional level(s). A green outline appears outside of each trade box, indicating the rate was selected and saved for that service level.
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  3. When the service type is collapsed, you will see (Multi) in the box, indicating more than one client rate was selected for that trade.
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Once all trades and service types have client rates, click Send for approval located above the service types.
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1. The rates will lock and you cannot make additional edits.
2. The status changes to Proposed.
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You will receive notification from the client whether your rates have been approved or rejected.

Reviewing Submitted Rates and Managing Invoices with Rates

When a client takes action on your rates (either approve or reject), you will receive a notification.

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With this client, for invoices that are submitted where the invoice rates do not match these approved client rates, you will receive a warning in Provider Automation before you proceed. See /wiki/spaces/SCUCP/pages/617021920

Edit a Rate Type

Click Manage Rate Types.
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You will see the overlay with the Rate Types list.
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Navigate to the chosen rate type, and click the Pencil icon to change the information on the rate type.
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Change the necessary information in the Edit Rate Type overlay.
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Click Save.
Once you save the information, you will see the overlay proposing to update the rate type.
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Click Update. Confirm that you want to update the information.
Click Compare to see the changes.
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Click Update when finished or Back to go back.
Once you are sure you agree with the changes, select the Rate Type checkbox, and click the Update button.
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To continue, click the Update button. The changes will apply to the chosen rate card if not submitted or approved yet.
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You CANNOT apply the edited rate type for the cards already submitted by you or approved by the client.

Creating a Rate Card

You can have only one active rate card for one client. When creating a new card, keep in mind that once the new card is approved by the client, it will replace the existing card.

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Open the Client Rates page.
Once you are on the Client Rates page, you see your current rate card (if there is one) and have the ability to create a new one to send to a client for approval.
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Click the Create New button to start a new card.

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Note
While setting up your profile, you also chose the Trades and Regions you service, whether through self-performing or subcontracting. These trades and regions appear in your Rate Card automatically, allowing you to propose rates based on trade, regions, and who performs services.

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1. The Card Status changes automatically after you start filling out the information. For example, when creating a card, you have the Not Started status. On assigning the rate types, it changes to In Progress.

2. Effective as of Date is filled in with the date that you want this rate to start. You can start it no earlier than tomorrow.

3. The Progress Bar shows how many rates are assigned and how many of them are left unassigned.

4. The Current Trades that are assigned to you as a provider. They are automatically applied from those selected in the profile before.

5. The Manage Rate Types button allows you to create, edit, and update the rate types and choose the rates you want to connect to this specific card.

6. The History tab shows all the actions taken on a card.

7. The Submit button will be available after assigning rate types to all the trades on a card.
8. The Discard button will delete this card without any savings.
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3. Assign the Rate Types to the Trades. See Assign and Submit Proposed Client Rates for more information.

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Adding Client Rates for a Client

Accessing the Client Rates Section

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Adding a Rate Type

Assigning Rates Types and Submitting Proposed Client Rates

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