Budgets

In PSA you can create budgets to represent customer purchase orders, internal budgets, outbound vendor purchase orders and work orders. You can also create change requests for each item.

If you have the permissions to do so you can:

When creating a budget, you must associate it with a project, however you can optionally associate it with a sales opportunity.

If you want the budget to be shown on the project details, select the Include in Financials and Approved checkboxes. Budgets affect RPGClosed Abbreviation of region, practice, group. numbers by contributing to bookings, internal budget, or budgeted cost, depending on the budget type:

  • Budgets of type Customer PO and Customer PO Change Request are added to bookings actuals.
  • Budgets of type Internal Budget and Internal Budget Change Request are added to internal budget actuals.
  • Budgets of type Vendor PO, Vendor PO Change Request, Work Order, and Work Order Change Request change are added to the budgeted cost are not rolled up, and:
    • Contribute to Expense Budget or Budgeted Expense Cost if Expense Amount is filled in, depending on Budget Type.
    • Expense Budget if filled in for Budgets of type Customer PO, Customer PO Change Request, Internal Budget or Internal Budget Change Request.
    • Budgeted Expense if filled in for Budgets of type Vendor PO, Vendor PO Change Request, Work Order or Work Order Change Request.

There is no way to separate figures for budgeted cost or budgeted expense cost to roll-up to, so they are ignored by roll-ups.

Create Project from Opportunity - Budget from Product Line Item

When creating a new project from an opportunity with service product line items, PSA displays a list of those products, and you can choose which product amounts to use for the project budget.

This is optional and can be turned on or off by your administrator. See Project Configuration Group Options and Custom Settings.