Standing scopes, priced from a standard book, not from memory.
The work repeats, so the pricing should too. Save your recurring scopes as standard actions with their crews, quote a callout in minutes, and bill an emergency job directly when there's no time to quote first.
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Sound familiar?
Recurring work re-priced every time
The same planned-maintenance scope gets rebuilt monthly, and the number drifts depending on who typed it.
Callouts billed on a scrap of paper
An after-hours callout gets done first and quoted never, and the invoice is a guess a week later.
No history on a standing client
A client disputes this month's figure against last month's, and there's no clean record of either.
Your maintenance catalogue, built once
Recurring scopes, after-hours factors and callout invoicing, all from one price book.
- Recurring scopes as actions
- A planned-maintenance visit saved as a standard action with its crew, added to a quote in one step, priced the same each time.
- After-hours multipliers
- An after-hours or weekend difficulty level scales the labour, so out-of-hours work is priced consistently.
- Direct invoices for callouts
- No quote needed for an emergency - raise a direct invoice with quantities and unit prices, on your payment terms.
- An overdue chase list
- Sent invoices that pass their due date flag themselves, and a needs-chasing list surfaces everyone to nudge.
After the callout
Standing work bills on a rhythm; emergency work bills on the hours. Both come off the job.
Standing scopes bill themselves
Time-and-materials off the timesheet
Statements, not phone calls
How the money side works
Or see the whole money half in one place: job costing, billing and the books.
Maintenance estimating - common questions
Can I invoice a callout without a quote?
Yes. A direct invoice lets you bill quantity × unit-price lines straight away (the emergency or callout case) without building a quote first.
Can I save a recurring scope so I don't rebuild it?
Yes. Save the scope as a standard action with its crew; adding it to a quote seeds the labour lines, priced from your catalogue every time.
How do I keep on top of unpaid invoices?
Sent invoices flip to overdue automatically once past due, and a chase list shows what's unpaid or due soon, so nothing slips.
Price your next maintenance job from one book.
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