CenPoint allows you to create AIA applications utilizing data from the job and it's invoices. In this article we will cover the following topics.
1. How to create, print, and delete an AIA application
2. Where does the data come from page 1
3. Where does the data come from page 2
How to create an AIA application on Desktop
You must first go through the typical invoicing process in CenPoint. See Invoicing Intro Videos for more info.
Next open the Job, and go to the “Project Info” tab, which displays your invoices
AIA applications are created based off of invoices. Flag 1 or more Invoices, with the flag checkbox, and click “Create AIA Application”.
Accept or modify the application number.
Confirm you would like to proceed.
Congratulations, you have created your AIA application, and can print, save, or email it.
After your AIA application has been created, you can reprint with the “Print AIA Application” button.
If adjustments need to be made, you can simply delete the AIA application and re-create it once your changes have been made.
How To Create an AIA Application on Portal
You must first go through the typical invoicing process in CenPoint. See Invoicing Intro Videos for more info.
Next open the Job, and go to the “Project Info” tab, which displays your invoices
AIA applications are created based off of invoices. Check the “Flag” checkbox on each invoice you would like to include in the AIA application and then click on the Ellipsis → “Create AIA Application”.
Accept or modify the application number.
Confirm you would like to proceed.
Congratulations, you have created your AIA application! You can print, save, email, or text it by clicking on the appropriate icon on the upper right-hand corner.
After your AIA application has been created, you can reprint it by clicking the Ellipsis → “Print AIA Application”.
If adjustments need to be made, you can simply delete the AIA application by clicking Ellipsis → “Remove From AIA App.” and then re-create it once your changes have been made.
Where does the data come from Page 1?
The data displaying on the AIA report does not solely pull from the invoices. Let’s go over each column and field, to see where this data populates from.
Column B & C: Description of Work
i. The task descriptions and their prices pull from the Job tasks.
ii. Additionally, if a task is added to a field ticket, that was not included in the Job tasks, it will also display in this column.
Column D: From previous application
This column displays the price associated with each task from all previous AIA applications. In the example above we are looking at application number 2. Column D displays info from application number 1
Column E: This Period
This column displays the price associated with each task on the Invoice(s) associated with this AIA application.
Columns G & H:
These columns are calculated with the previously defined columns
Column I: Retainage
The retainage is calculated by taking the retainage percentage (specified on the Job) and multiplying it by column C.
Where does the data come from page 2?
To Owner
The name and address populate from the customer.
From Contractor
The name and address populate from the branch.
Application number
You get to specify the application number when you first create the AIA application
Period To
Populates from the Invoice date
KA#
Populates from the requisition number.
Job
Populates from Job name.
Contract Date
Populates from the first work order date.
Original contract sum
Pulls from column B on the first page.
Net change by Change Orders
If a Job has a change order, the Job task price of the change order job will display here.
Retainage
The percentage pulls from the Job retention percentage field.