Service Billing (KSB) manages the billing of recurring and non-recurring IT services, providing an integrated platform for managing both the technical and accounting sides of service delivery. Billings can be based on specified set of managed machines and on Service Desk tickets. A built-in dashboard includes a variety of key performance indicators that allow you to quickly identify customer billing status and revenue drivers.
Service Billing introduces a number of customer-facing and vendor-facing tables that can be configured to suit your business requirements:
Billable Items
Central to the design of Service Billing is a unified Pending Items workbench that can select and manage billable entries generated from any billable activity throughout the VSA. Multiple invoices for multiple customers can be processed at a time, enabling you to manage all billing activity by billing cycle. Processed invoices are distributed via email as a PDF attachment to streamline the billing process. Invoices can be optionally printed and mailed. Lost or un-received invoices can be resent directly from the Kaseya Portal.
Recurring Services
Recurring services enable you to bill by recurring calendar time period. The service is delivered continuously throughout the entire time period. Different recurring services can be applied to each customer and billed using daily, weekly or monthly time periods. Each service can be based on a flat fee or quantity basis with the quantity being derived through a dynamic billing set or specific number.
QuickBooks Integration
Customers that leverage QuickBooks Online ® or QuickBooks Desktop for their financial accounting needs can benefit from real-time integration with Service Billing. Customer balances in new and existing customer records can be synchronized. Generated invoices from Service Billing flow immediately into QuickBooks for receipt processing in addition to generating required tax and financial statements. This powerful integration provides managed service providers a complete view of their business operations.
Note: Quickbooks customer address records are only updated in Quickbooks when a new Service Billing customer record is created. From then on, customer address information must be maintained separately in both systems.
Reports and Statements
The following reports and statements are provided:
Setup
The Setup page provides an easy-to-use, interactive checklist for configuring Service Billing quickly.
Other Features
Other features include:
Note: See Service Billing System Requirements.
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Maintains customer information for billing purposes. |
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Maintains vendor information for procurement purposes. |
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Documents the sale of an itemized list of recurring and non-recurring services to end customers. |
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Specifies the delivery of non-recurring services. |
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Manages recurring services associated with a customer record. |
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Tracks part quantities procured from a vendor for resale to a specific customer. |
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Serves as a catalog of vendor-supplied parts. |
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Stores files associated with customers and vendors. |
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Creates billable entries that can be created and submitted immediately or saved and submitted later. |
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Generates invoices for billable items. |
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Displays invoices by billing cycle. |
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Displays invoices by invoice. |
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Defines default values for standard recurring services that can be associated with one or more customer records. |
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Specifies a skill used to set the default rate for a billable labor item or entry. |
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Sends bulk email messages to selected customers or vendors. |
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Displays a log of Service Billing module activity. |
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Provides an easy-to-use, interactive checklist for configuring Service Billing quickly. |
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Sets options and defaults that apply to the entire Service Billing module. |
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Defines list entries for a set of built-in lists. |
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Maps Service Billing records to similar records in an external accounting system. |
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Integrates the Service Billing module with an external accounting system. |