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Include an additional reference for time planning. Hours sold to customer (delivery commitment)

I mean when we sell a project , we sell hours for a user profile. At the beginning of a project, sold hours are the base for the Planned hours . When projects begin and resources logged hours (JIRA) , the planned hours for the next months probably need some adjustments but it's useful for us to have the sold hours as a reference. Is there any option to include that?

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  • May 4 2020
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  • Guest commented
    July 15, 2020 07:58

    Possible duplicate of https://ideas.tempo.io/ideas/VPRO-I-1 or combinable demand.

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  • Guest commented
    June 04, 2020 11:06

    we sell consultory advice, sales proposals are based in people profiles and hours. Ex Tech lead 20hs/month + 1 Developer x 180 hs /months for 6 months project.

    At begginig por project planned hours are the same that the one sold to customer for the defined profles. Then when projects starts and real hours are reported (monthly basis) planning for the future most of time need updates. So changes the original for the project plan but that one is very important since is the one commited for deliveries to customer, so original plan must be the reference. see an example attached. Thanks

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  • Andrew Osborne commented
    June 04, 2020 10:34

    Hi,

    Thanks for submitting this, i'd like to understand the use case a bit more - are you able to describe in a bit more detail the problem you are trying to solve here?

    Thanks

    Andrew, PM

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