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Understand orders and jobs

Learn how orders and jobs work together in Between.

An order is the commercial agreement with the customer. A job is the operational work that is planned and carried out.

What belongs to an order

An order can contain:

  • The customer, contact, service recipient, and invoice recipient

  • Order lines, prices, payment information, and invoices

  • Address, project, department, notes, and attachments

  • One or more single jobs or recurring job plans

Use Orders when you need the complete customer and commercial overview.

What belongs to a job

A job can contain:

  • A title and work description

  • Scheduled date, start time, duration, and transport time

  • Assigned employees and resources

  • Job-specific order lines, forms, files, reports, and time tracking

  • A work status such as not started, started, or finished

Use Jobs to plan and follow the work across all orders.

Choose the correct starting point

  • Create an order when you need customer, pricing, invoicing, or several jobs in one agreement.

  • Create a standalone job when you only need to plan the work. You can connect it to an order later.

  • Create a repeating order when the customer agreement should contain recurring job plans or invoice schedules.

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