Concept: Editing Quote Start Date
When you change the
Start Date
while editing a quote, Workday automatically adjusts the dates for service phases or duration. You can’t change the quote End Date
. Editing Quote Start Date
When you edit the quote start date:
- We automatically adjust the earliestService Start Dateand adjust theQuote End Dateaccordingly based on the number of working days in a service.
- We use the number of business days between original start date and the new start date to shift the dates for role lines.
- We use the number of calendar days between the original start date and the new start date to shift the dates for items, expenses, and third-party costs.
- For recurring items, we shift the days based on the recurrence of weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual.
Example of Date Shift:
Scenario
You've
Professional Managed
service with labor, items, and expenses:
- The existingQuote Start Dateis: March 1 (Friday)
- Quote End Dateis: March 15 (Friday)
- The service has 2 phases:
- Phase P1 is spread over 5 working days from: March 1 (Friday) to March 7 (Thursday).
- Phase P2 is spread over 6 working days from: March 8 (Friday) to March 15 (Friday).
P1 DatesP2 DatesPhasesMarch 1 to March 7March 8 to March 15Roles24 hours40 hoursItem 1(hardware)Added on March 6Expense 1(meal)Added on March 8
When you change the dates of the
Professional Managed
service, all of the dates shift accordingly. Assume:
- New Quote Start Dateis March 11 (Monday).
- ThePhasedates move by the number of business days. There are6business days between March 1 and March 11.
- TheItems,Expenses, andThird Party Costdates move by the number of calendar days. There are10calendar days (includes weekends) between March 1 and March 11.
P1 DatesP2 DatesPhases(move by 6 business days)Changes to March 11 through March 15Changes to March 18 through March 25Roles(stay same)24 hours40 hoursItem 1(moves by 10 calendar days)Changes to March 17Expense 1(moves by 10 Calendar days)Changes to March 18