Multi-Entry Section Fees
Sections
- Record form setup
- Fee Calculations based on Multi-Entry Data
- Fee Conditions/Conditional Logic for Multi-Entry
- Additional Resource Articles
Record form setup
- Add a multi-entry section to your form
- Create a multi-entry form section.
For this example, we'll use a section called Fixtures.
Fee Calculations based on Multi-Entry Data
- You can add fee calculations based on either the total sum of a number field within a multi-entry form section, or the number of entries within a multi-entry form section.
- Creating fees based on multi-entry data can be done in the same fee designer that is currently used in the record type settings. There are currently two ways to utilize multi-entry fee calculations.
Fees based on the sum of a number form field
- Under the "$ per ..." calculation type, choosing a multi-entry number field will calculate the total sum of all entries on a given record.
Fees based on the total amount of entries within the multi-entry form section
If you would like to charge an amount for each fixture entered, you can select "$ per multi entry section" in the calculation type dropdown.
Fee Conditions/Conditional Logic for Multi-Entry
- Similar to adding conditions on fees from a single-entry form section, you can add conditions to multi-entry fees as well.
- With multi-entry fees, you can add conditions based on fields within the multi-entry section. Doing so will limit whether a particular entry is counted or not.
- For example, "$10 per fixture when Fixture Type is Household Outlet".
Additional Resource Articles:
- Employee/Admin Guide: Setting Up and Managing Fee Calculations for Payment Workflow Steps for Permitting & Licensing (PLC)
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