 
  Hi there,
Back with another update.
Every mover knows the pain of crews forgetting to add charges to a bill of lading -- lost revenue, plain and simple.
To reduce the chance of this issue, we've made a notable change to how charges from the estimate get imported to the bill in Chariot.
More context below. Reach out if anything is unclear!
Even more to come soon :)
Ian
P.S. You can also now add/ edit tags -- including saved tags -- to the intake tab of a lead / job. If you missed the previous update on saved tags, check it out!
If you opened a new Bill of Lading:
The problem was:
When opening a bill of lading/ move contract, your mover will see a pop up asking them to confirm if they want to add charges from the estimate to the bill -- right from the start.
They have the option to uncheck any charges that don't apply -- or to start fresh if they prefer. It will be most natural to add all the charges and proceed - and we expect this is best in most cases.
Note that the "special" hourly rate charge -- the one synced to your team's work times or time tracking -- will not be included in the import (since it depends on the actual times worked.
Some situations where a mover may not want to import from an estimate:

If you're reading this and thinking:
"I always want the crew to bring charges from the estimate onto the final bill -- I don't even want them to have a way to mess this up!"
Then go to Settings > General > Company-Wide > Billing and check on the setting to "Always Automatically Import Charges from Estimate to new Bills of Lading".

If this setting is turned on, the crew leader will be warned that charges will be imported to the bill -- but won't have the option to skip the import step.
