Unlike Quoted Labour, which is based on labour items added to the job, Calculated Labour is calculated from the time your staff spend working on the job and the labour rates assigned to those staff members.
Burdi uses your recorded job time and employee labour rates to calculate the labour cost for a job.
Formula:
Calculated Labour Cost = Recorded Labour Hours × Employee Labour Rate
The labour hours used in the calculation depend on your reporting setup.
If your team checks in and out of jobs, Burdi will use the recorded check-in and check-out times to calculate labour hours.
If your business schedules work through ServiceM8, Burdi can use the scheduled time allocated to staff on the job to calculate labour hours.
In this case, the labour cost is based on the scheduled duration and the labour rates assigned to the staff members.
The labour cost used in the calculation is typically configured against each employee within ServiceM8.
If no cost is configured for an employee, the calculated labour figures may not reflect the true labour cost of the job.