Default Billable Status for Time Entries | Call Connector

Default Billable Status

Default Billable Status sets whether time entries created by CallConnector.ai are marked as billable or non-billable.


This only applies to apps that support time entries.

How it works

When CallConnector.ai logs a call, it can also create a time entry to track the time spent. This setting controls whether that time entry defaults to billable or non-billable.


You can always change the billable status on individual time entries after they're created in your app. This setting just determines the starting value.


Default: non-billable


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