Your rules.
Built into the work.

Set your pricing rules. Give your team a clear way to work. See where prices differ before an invoice goes out.

Offline
Confirm Site Details
Required data for 18 Meadow Lane
Edit or press confirm
Edit or press confirm
Keep working. Even without a connection.

Illustration with fictional data and configured Site-data requirements. The connection indicator illustrates offline field work, not this browser’s connection. A blocked attempt is highlighted in red; the app keeps Confirm & Continue disabled until each required value is confirmed. Changes save on the device and sync after reconnection. No work order is changed.

Spring startup18 Meadow Lane
Zones 6When Zones > 0$60 + 6 zones × $10
$120
Pump on site YesIf yes, add $35
+$35
Preferred CustomerOwner tagCustomers with this tag get 10% off
−$15.50
Service totalIncludes your customer’s benefit
$139.50
Fictional service rates. Five zones cost $110; adding a sixth changes the price to $120. A pump adds $35 only when present. The Preferred Customer customer tag takes 10% off, bringing this example to $139.50. This is eligible extra work, not a visit covered by membership pricing.

01Inside the system

Conditional pricing

Give each service a repeatable pricing calculation, shaped by the property and the work.

Spring startup

Zone pricing
When · ZonesThen · Set to
1–4 zones$100
5–8 zonesMatched$140
9–12 zones$180

A fixed amount sets the running rate for each band.

Then, apply the pump rule

When
PumpIs yes
Then
AddA fixed amount$35

Adds this amount to the running rate.

Calculated rate$175
5–8 zonesSet to $140
$140
Pump is yesAdd $35
$175
Sample data. A 6-zone Site with a pump matches the 5–8 zone band, then adds $35.
Define the conditions
Set service pricing rules using Site details, city, state, and straight-line distance from the office. Use fixed amounts or formulas with numeric Site fields.
Carry the decision forward
Set a rate or add to it when conditions match, in the order you define. Preview the calculation at a customer Site before relying on it.

02Inside the system

Tags that drive pricing

Turn customer labels into customer benefits. Owner tags can carry percentage or fixed discounts into new estimates and work orders across that owner’s Sites.

  1. Service price
  2. Customer tag
  3. Price updated
Casey Bennett18 Meadow Lane
Preferred Customer10% off
Service price
$200
Customer discount
−$20
Service total$180
Fictional customer and prices. The Preferred Customer owner tag takes 10% off $200 of eligible extra work, resulting in $180. Covered membership visits retain their agreed price.
Recognize the customer
Set a fixed or percentage discount, with an optional maximum for percentage discounts. Where automatic benefits overlap, the best eligible benefit applies to the work.
Put policy into practice
Existing customers keep their saved tag terms. Covered membership visits keep their agreed price; eligible extra work can receive the discount.

03Inside the system

Pricing checks

Spot differences during invoice review, then open the work order to understand the price.

Spring startupRate review

−$20 below Company Rule

Current
$155
Company Rule
$175
Sample data. Your team reviews the difference before deciding whether to change the rate.
Surface the exception
Compare a marked rate with the current calculation and see what changed. Missing distance inputs and recognized member rates have their own explanations.
Keep a person in command
Apply the current calculation on supported editable lines, or save a deliberate Site price for supported services. Pricing checks guide the decision; they do not change the price automatically.

04Inside the system

Requirements by design

The right paperwork should follow the job. Set conditions that determine when a form is required and which questions appear.

  1. Finish the work
  2. Confirm Site data
  3. Continue
Offline
Confirm Site Details
Required data for 18 Meadow Lane
Edit or press confirm
Edit or press confirm
Keep working. Even without a connection.

Illustration with fictional data and configured Site-data requirements. The connection indicator illustrates offline field work, not this browser’s connection. A blocked attempt is highlighted in red; the app keeps Confirm & Continue disabled until each required value is confirmed. Changes save on the device and sync after reconnection. No work order is changed.

Match the work
Require forms by service or Site location and carry them into the mobile completion flow.
Ask what matters
Show follow-up fields based on earlier answers. Pre-fill configured fields with existing customer and Site information.

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team in mind.

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