Dashboard

The Dashboard has two main functions. Easy navigation to all major featuresof the application, and a summary of the data and weekly production graph.

• Easily create new Contacts, Jobs, Invoices and Payment Statements with One-Click from the Dashboard.
• Logical layout based on the recommended workflow to use StumpGeek.
• Weekly Timber Production Graph, for a quick view of what your overall business is producing.

There are also some common feature throughout the application.

You'll notice that the controls are very similar at the bottom of the logs and in the selected row or tile.

• New will bring up the add/edit dialog with a new item to add to the log.
• Edit will bring up the edit dialog with the item to edit.
• Delete will delete item, after we make sure that is what you want to do.
• Clone will bring up the edit dialog a copy of the item so you can add a new item that is similar. Might save you time so you don't need to re-enter everything, only change the data that needs to be changed.

You'll also notice common controls on the edit dialogs that popup.

• Log It is how you save the item, just Log It to save it in the log.

Every log also has filter capability, with controls at the top of the page. By default, the filters are Off and hidden, so just click theSearch &Filter button and the filters will be On (Now the button says Filters Off). With the Filters on, you can select items from a drop down or type in partial words, and the table will filter to match. Done with Filters, then just hit the Filter Off button and they will shut off and hide again.

Jobs

The jobs page provides a list of all the jobs you've created, so you can track your production and expenses against a specific job. You can create, edit, delete and close out a job from this page. Additionally, when a job is selected, you are able to view a summary of the production and financial data specific to that job, as grouped from the other logs throughout the application. This can be thought of as an interactive job report, allowing you to expand to see more details, or collapse items to see summarized totals.

Timber Tickets

The Timber Tickets Log is primarily the main work horse of the application. This is where you enter loads hauled and the associated data that goes along with it. One of the convenient features of Logged It is the build-in calculators, so as you enter data, totals are calculated and conversions made.

Conversions from Tons or Cords or MBF are built in, so you can enter volume on how the load is scaled, and enter load costs with a different unit of measure; then Logged It does the conversion in real time for you. Additionally, conversion rates are built in for selected species, or you can manually change based on your needs.

Timber loads are reconciled in Invoices to reconcile the Money In and Payment Statements to reconcile the Money Out (e.g. for Stumpage, Freight, etc...).

Work/Etc...

There are other areas of production that you may want to track, that aren't specifically tied to a Timber Truck Load entry, and that is where the Work Log comes into play. For any contact, you can track any number of built in categories or add your own, for example:

• Track Hours Worked
• Track Chainsaw Tanks
• Track Skidder Loads
• Track Gallons of Fuel

Then in the Jobs, see a summary of how these items relate the overall per volume for the job.

Another feature of the work log is that you can associate Money In or Out to an item, then Invoice the contact or pay them using the Invoices or Payment Statements on the Tasks Page.

Contacts

Contacts are an essential part to bringing everything together. Beyond the obvious of Name, Company, Address, Phone and Email; you can assign contacts to a category which allows your contact lists throughout the application to be limited to the right type of contact

Enter contacts for mills you sell your product to, for land owners you do a lot of work for, for other loggers or contractors that you work with, for employees. These contacts then link directly to Timber, Work, Jobs, Invoices and Payment Statements.

Money

Don't have another accounting tracking software application? Want to include other production expenses in your job summary? The Money Log provides a basic money account ledger, and includes the ability to reconcile an account, customize categories that are assigned to transactions, include a link to a job and separate expenses by Contract, Production or Business.

Invoices/Payments/Documents

StumpGeek 2.0 now includes direct links to Invoices and Payment Statement. You can also access other reports and the letterhead via the All Documents link from the Dashboard:

The creation of a Payment Statement is shown below. The Invoice is nearly identical, so going between the two will be very simple. Select a contact to see the items in Timber and Work that haven't been handled yet, then double click or multi-select and use the buttons at the bottom to add them to the statement. If you need to tweak the contact information, you can do that. You can add manual items that aren't part of Timber or Work. Then you can Log It, Print It, Preview It, or in one step Log It, Mark it as Paid and Print It.The format can be somewhat customized in the Settings from the Main Home Page. Now that you saved it, theitems in Timber or Work are also updated to know that they been reconciled by the statement.