Add Line Items to a Schedule of Values (SOV) on a Prime Contract
Objective
To add line items to a Schedule of Values (SOV) on a prime contract.
Background
An SOV is an itemized list of all the work items on a project. Each line item shows the work item's cost.
Things to Consider
- Required User Permissions:
- 'Admin' level permissions on the project's Prime Contracts tool.
Note: To limit subcontractors (and other users in other roles) from viewing your prime contract data, configure the granular permissions feature when applying permission templates. See Manage Permission Templates and Grant Granular Permissions in a Permission Template.
- 'Admin' level permissions on the project's Prime Contracts tool.
- Additional Information:
- Other methods for adding SOV line items to a prime contract include:
- Import a Prime Contract SOV from a CSV File
- Create a Prime Contract SOV from the Project Budget
Note: Not recommended for projects with multiple prime contracts. See Are there any system limitations when creating multiple prime contracts? - Import a Prime Contract SOV from a ProEst XML File
- Other methods for adding SOV line items to a prime contract include:
Prerequisites
- Create Prime Contracts or Create a Prime Contract with DocuSign©
- Set the accounting method on the contract. See Edit the Advanced Settings Tab on a Prime Contract.
Steps
- Navigate to the project's Prime Contracts tool.
- Locate the prime contract to update and click its Number link.
- Click the Schedule of Values tab.
- Click Add Line.
- Complete the data entry as follows:
- Budget Code
Select a budget code or click Create Budget Code. See What is a budget code? - Description
Enter a description for the line item. For example, type: Monthly Service Fee - Qty
Enter the number of units. - UOM
Select the Unit of Measure (UOM) from the list. See Which units of measure (UOM) are included on Procore's master list? and Add a Unit of Measure to the Unit of Measure Master List. - Unit Cost
Enter the Unit Cost in this box. You'll notice that the value in this column contains four (4) decimal points (for example, $0.0000) to allow you to enter the specific value required to calculate accurate pricing.Example
If you are buying 50,000 units for $1,006,625.00, you would enter a unit price of $20.1325. - Amount
The system automatically calculates the subtotal for you, based on the Qty, UOM, and Unit Cost entries.
- Budget Code
- Repeat the above steps for all line items.
- Choose one of these options:
- Click Save
OR - Click Save & Email.
- Click Save