i. In the WIP Management screen, change the date back to the end of your prior fiscal yearii. Open the “Top-Side Forecast Adjustment” panel by clicking on the icon in the top left corneriii. Select “Closed Forecast ≠ Cost” if there is an icon showing (which is the count of jobs that match that criteria)iv. Check the “Select All” checkbox and then press the “Adjust to 100% Complete” buttonv. For the remaining jobs, compare each job and its forecast cost at complete (“FCaC”) to your WIP:1. Any job that needs adjustment, select the FCaC number. A panel will expand where you enter the forecast cost amount from your WIP. Optionally, you are able to enter a note for the adjustment (which becomes the transaction description). From there, hit save.2. Continue through each job until your have completed your adjustments to match your prior year’s WIP figures.
i. In the WIP Management screen, change the date back to the end of your prior fiscal monthii. Open the “Top-Side Forecast Adjustment” panel by clicking on the icon in the top left corneriii. Select “Closed Forecast ≠ Cost” if there is an icon showing (which is the count of jobs that match that criteria)iv. Check the “Select All” checkbox and then press the “Adjust to 100% Complete” buttonv. For the remaining jobs, compare each job and its forecast cost at complete (“FCaC”) to your WIP:1. Any job that needs adjustment, select the FCaC number. A panel will expand where you enter the forecast cost amount from your WIP. Optionally, you are able to enter a note for the adjustment (which becomes the transaction description). From there, hit save.2. Continue through each job until your have completed your adjustments to match your prior month's WIP figures.
i. Select “Closed Forecast ≠ Cost” if there is an icon showing (which is the count of jobs that match that criteria)ii. Check the “Select All” checkbox and then press the “Adjust to 100% Complete” button
i. Note: You will need to un-select the “Closed Forecast ≠ Cost” button if it is still selectedii. If there are any jobs with this selection, it means one of the following:1. Your PM has not updated their forecast to be greater than cost to date, and you can either make the adjustment in the Top-Side tool directly or you can alert them and await their update.2. You have T&M jobs. In this scenario, the most efficient process is to select all T&M jobs and adjust them to 100% complete. That will adjust the forecast to bring it up to 100% complete and assist in your earned revenue recognition for the period.
i. Select “Closed Forecast ≠ Cost” if there is an icon showing (which is the count of jobs that match that criteria)ii. Check the “Select All” checkbox and then press the “Adjust to 100% Complete” button
i. Select the FCaC number. A panel will expand where you are able to enter the forecast cost amount from the PMs’ forecast. Optionally, you are able to enter a note for the adjustment (which becomes the transaction description). From there, hit save. Then you can move to the next job on the list.
i. Note: You will need to un-select the “Closed Forecast ≠ Cost” button if it is still selectedii. If there are any jobs with this selection, it means one of the following:1. Your PM has not updated their forecast to be greater than cost to date, and you can either make the adjustment in the Top-Side tool directly or you can alert them and await their update.2. You have T&M jobs. In this scenario, the most efficient process is to select all T&M jobs and adjust them to 100% complete. That will adjust the forecast to bring it up to 100% complete and assist in your earned revenue recognition for the period.
Enabling the Top-Side Tool