Header Information Reference (Quotes, Order, & Claims)

The Header section contains identifying and classification details for a Quote, Customer Order, or Claim. Most fields appear across all record types, though some are unique to specific workflows (for example, Quote # or Claim Order). The Header appears at the top of the record screen and establishes key details used throughout the order entry process, including customer, job, and scheduling information.

 Tip: Many header fields also display in the Browse Screen Preview Panel as read-only summaries. See Preview Panel Information in Create & Locate Quotes/Orders for more information.

Field Description Quote Order Claim Notes
Tax Certificate Indicates whether tax exemption applies. One of two methods to mark a job as tax-exempt; should not be combined with the Tax Type approach. See Tax Reference.
Quote # User- or system-generated identifier for the quote. Press F8 to generate the next sequential number. Controlled from Utilities > System Options.
Order # User- or system-generated identifier for the order. Each record type maintains its own numbering sequence.
Claim # User- or system-generated identifier for the claim.
Store ID Identifies the branch or store associated with the transaction. Required field. Press F8 to view available stores. Visibility restricted by Order Stores Visible to User settings.
Quote Date Date the quote was created. Defaults to the system date; editable until payments or discounts are applied.
Order Date Date the order was created. Controlled by Allow Editing of the Order Date.
Customer # Unique customer record ID. Auto-populates customer name, address, and contact information.
Sold-To The entity responsible for payment. Auto-filled when customer info is loaded. Double-click to open the customer information screen.
Ship-To Delivery or installation address. May differ from Sold-To; updates address used on printed forms.
PO Number Customer’s purchase order number. Required for commercial accounts.
Job Number Internal job identifier linking a Quote to its Order. Automatically generated when exported to order.
Claim Order Links the claim to its originating order. Visible only on claim records.
Customer Type Defines the category of customer (e.g., Retail, Builder, Commercial). Required on all records. Defaults come from System Option Customer Type. If exported from the Customer List, the exported type overrides the default.
Tax Status Indicates if the transaction is taxable or exempt. Defaults from Store or City settings. Can be locked if inherited from the Customer record. Certain actions may reset to “Taxable.” See Tax Reference.
Tax Type Determines which tax method applies (Sales, Use, HST, etc.). Set according to system or customer defaults. See Tax Reference.
Tax Group / Tax Code Defines the group or jurisdiction used for tax calculation. Adjusted automatically based on Ship-To address unless overridden.
Salesperson 1 Primary salesperson on record. Used in commission calculations.
Salesperson 2 Secondary salesperson (if applicable). Optional; used for split commissions.
Gross Profit (GP) Button Opens the Gross Profit Summary dialog. Displays cost, price, and margin totals for the order. See Pricing & Totals.
Tax Total Displays total taxes calculated on the order. Calculated automatically from taxable lines. See Pricing & Totals.
Total Shows the grand total for the transaction. Summarizes all line item costs, add-ons, and taxes. See Pricing & Totals.
Measure Date Scheduled site measurement. Appears in job scheduling reports.
Est. Install Date Target installation date. Editable in all record types.
Time Slot Appointment window for measure or install. Controlled via scheduling configuration.
Occupied Indicates whether the job site is occupied. Impacts scheduling and labor notes.
Mobile Number (Telephone 2) Customer’s mobile contact number. Configurable label via System Option Telephone Prompt.
Office Number (Telephone 1) Customer’s main contact number. Recognized numbers can auto-fill customer details. Can be required using System Option Telephone Required.

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