Companies and editors
Companies are the outlets you write for. Editors are the people there who assign you work. Every editor belongs to exactly one company, and every assignment belongs to an editor. That's how wroughtline knows which company an assignment (and its invoice) is for.
Companies
Find them under Companies (/companies). Use New company to add one.
| Field | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Name | The outlet's name. Required. |
| Default word rate | Dollars per word. Assignments set to Inherit company default use it. |
| Notes | Anything else. |
Editors
Find them under Editors (/editors). Use New editor to add one.
| Field | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Name | Required. |
| How you reach them. | |
| Company | Which company they work for. You pick from your own companies. |
| Notes | Anything else. |
Searching
Both lists have a search box. It matches any part of the name or notes, and for editors the email too, regardless of capitalization.
Deleting
- Deleting an editor also deletes all of that editor's assignments.
- Deleting a company also deletes its editors and their assignments.
- A company that has invoices can't be deleted. You'll see "… has invoices and can't be deleted." Invoices are financial records, so they're never removed along with a company.
Related: Assignments · Invoices · Getting started