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# Billable Participant Note

## How do I create a new Billable Participant Note from the Planner? 

There are multiple ways to create a new Billable Participant Note in **Maica**, this article will show you how to use the Quick Action in the Planner.

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You can also create a Billable Participant Note through the [Maica Quick Actions](/maica-knowledge-base/participants/global-actions/new-billable-participant-note.md). 
{% endhint %}

Simply begin by clicking the `New Billable Participant Note` button, as shown below. 

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Once done, the `New Billable Participant Note` module will display.&#x20;

Once the module is displayed, please complete your Note by following the instructions described [here](/maica-knowledge-base/participants/billable-participant-notes.md).


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