In logos estimates logo uses the "section title" with a lot of verbiage. The verbiage use to go across the page. Now with the new section description when logo goes to view his past estimates the section title verbiage is off to the left hand side and is clumped together. It no longer goes across the page.

Currently the way to fix this issue is to recreate all his estimate templates to include the new "show section description". He would like to be able to edit his current estimate template, to allow the "show section description".

It would be useful when creating an estimate, to have the ability to enter in product's width and length and have it automatically calculate how much of the product will be used, along with hrs. it will take to complete said project.

Can there be a custom contact field that pulls from estimate and invoice totals (subtotal, section total, etc.)?

When creating sections in an estimate, the drop down menu for "Hide line Items amounts", It not only hides the "Amount" Column but also the "Qty" column. It would be nice to have the option to show the amount of the section total but also show the "Qty" column.

When creating an invoice with a split payment. The split payment info isn't displayed on the invoice for the customer to view. It would be great to have it visible for the customer.

The system will not automatically change to sent if you request a signer, and it will not automatically change to approved once the signature status is fully signed.

Would like to be able to have all PDF's created from JobNimbus compatible with Blue Beam, which is what our customer uses to view all PDF files.

The ability to change the order of the template drop down menu when making an invoice.

Have the ability to change the view of documents to a larger scale. Currently, documents such as estimates and invoices are too small and hard to see.

On estimates, it would be great to have the ability to hide the price of line items and still show section totals without revealing the price of the item. Currently you can remove the Show Amount Column in template settings but then it won't show section totals even when the check box for show section totals is turned on in the template.

It would be great if estimate templates were more customizable so that we can remove total/subtotal from estimates when necessary.

It would be nice if would could choose whether or not estimates need to be changed to approved after coming in to JobNimbus.

In a custom invoice report: It would be helpful to have an option that shows the number of days between the invoice created and paid.

Would like to be able to change the preset invoices status. I would like it to say PAID instead of closed or even be able to add it as a status.

I would like the ability to update a customer on an estimate or invoice
related, also: The ability to duplicate an estimate, and then edit the job/ customer

We haven't been using estimates via JN because we often attach product photo or layout documents on our proposals/estimates and I can't seem to find a way to do that via JobNimbus. We would really love to start utilizing digital signatures however. Can you add the ability to upload a file or image that gets sent over as an additional page to the estimate? We can send the other info separately in an email but then they really aren't signing the full scope of work. Only what can be sent through JobNimbus.

Right now you can't see section total while filling out the estimate, you can only see it after saving.

When using Global Payments and passing the fee on to the customer it automatically calls it a surcharge. It would be nice to be able to rename that category in case we would like to call it something different. In Texas you're not allowed to charge customers the credit card payment fee, so we usually call it something different.

When loading an estimate into a custom document, the ability to only show line items instead of all the extra information on the estimate template.

Needs the digits on pricing to be more than just the two digits after the decimal point for insurance purposes.