User preferences

To access your preferences, select your initials and choose the User Preferences link.

You need to select Save after adjusting your preferences.

Onvio Centre

Onvio Tour
Mark this checkbox if you want to see an Onvio tour next time you sign in.
Release Notification
Mark this checkbox if you want to see the latest Onvio updates every time you sign in.
Setup Assistant
We recommend marking this checkbox to help you set up Onvio.

Time & Expense Entry

Field Defaults and Settings
You can customize Date, Enter Time In, and select either to hide and/or skip when tabbing other entry fields. These settings affect the fields in Time & Billing > Time & Expenses > Entry tab.
Timer Behavior
These options impact the Timer functionality. You can select if you want to round up and how to round up.
Time Monitor
These settings affect the Time & Billing > Time & Expense > Time Monitor tab. You can choose if you want to round up and how to round up.

You can choose if you want to merge entries. If staff is working in two or more applications outside of Onvio such as Word and Excel, you can mark All other applications checkbox to combine these entries into one.

Billing

These settings impact the Time & Billing > Billing > Selection tab and Fixed Fee tab.
You can set the Default Invoice Date and Bill Work-In-Progress (WIP) Through to your preference.
View Understanding your firm's Onvio bill for additional billing information.

Receipt & Adjustment Entry

Field Defaults and Settings
These options affect the Time & Billing > Receipts & Adjustments > Entry tab.

You can customize how to keep track of your receipts with the Default Control Date and Default Date drop-down menus.

The Date field refers to each individual payment, such as the day the firm received a payment.

A Control Date is a way to collect a number of individual receipt or adjustment transactions into a logical group.

Your firm can choose whether a particular control date represents a single day, or whether multiple days are entered into a single control date. A commonly used technique is that a control date represents a specific bank deposit, and each receipt deposited in that batch will be entered into the same control date. The control date, however, is not ever used to determine which date (and therefore period) that a receipt is posted to.
You can also select either to hide and/or skip when tabbing to other entry fields.