Price it once, and every estimator quotes the same number
Your services and products live in one catalogue. Every quote pulls from it, so the rate you set in the office is the rate that goes out on a Tuesday afternoon from somebody’s van.
- Gutter clean · single storey$280
- Gutter clean · two storey$480
- Downpipe flush · each$40
- Gutter guard · per metre$30
- Labor · per crew hour$48
Illustrative — sample data
Consistent numbers
The same job stops getting three different prices
When pricing lives in people’s heads, the number depends on who turned up. That is invisible until you compare two invoices for the same work and find a 30% spread.
A shared price book removes the guesswork without removing judgement — estimators can still adjust a line, they just start from the right place.
Change once
Raise a rate and the next quote already knows
Material costs move. Update the line in the price book and every quote built after that point uses the new number — no reminder emails, no stale template in somebody’s downloads folder.
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Update the price book
One line, one place.
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New quotes pick it up
Immediately, for everyone.
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Sent quotes are unchanged
What a customer already received still stands.
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Invoices bill what was agreed
The job carries its own agreed pricing.
Illustrative — sample data
Where this sits in the day
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