Purpose
The Job Itemized Tracking screen is used to capture, track, and monitor job-specific costs or quantities.
It allows users to:
- Enter non-production job costs (e.g., outsourced engineering, rentals, specialty services)
- Track budgeted vs. actual amounts at a detailed item level
- See real-time percent complete and remaining budget
- Maintain an audit trail of individual transactions
*Note – You must set up the configuration screen before you start using this screen Link below.
https://helpdesk.concretevision.com/support/solutions/articles/11000135257-itemized-items-configuration
Accessing The Screens:
Job Itemized Tracking can be accessed in 2 locations.
- Job Information Page > Documents Tab > Job Itemized Tracking Tab
- Jobs > Project Documents > Job Itemized Tracking Tab. This screen allows you to see all jobs and their progression. (Recommended)
Job Itemized Tracking Entry
Step 1 – Enter the Itemized Item to be tracked.
Important: Items must already be configured in the system before they appear here.
Select Item in the dropdown in step 1 on the screenshot below. Then click the + button. You can add the estimated value before or after you add the item to be tracked.
Step 2: Enter Transactions
On the screenshot, you will see step 2. This is where you enter transactions against the Itemized Item Header that you set up in step 1.
Enter Date
- The date the cost or quantity is incurred.
- Typically matches the invoice date or work date.
Select Item # (Dropdown)
Select the Itemized Item you want this transaction enter the transaction on.
Enter Amount
Quantity or dollar amount being entered.
- Example:
- Engineering Hours → enter number of hours
- Rental → enter dollar amount
Add New
- Click Add New to add the entry to the grid below.
- The system immediately updates totals and percentages.

Common Use Cases
- Track outsourced services not tied to production
- Monitor rental equipment costs
- Capture lump-sum or invoice-based charges
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