SAMPLE. Every company, supplier, project and figure below is invented. The real system is built around how your own company already works.
You are Sarah Whitlock, office manager at Braxholm Contracting. It is Tuesday, 08:10. Nine supplier invoices arrived overnight and two enquiries are waiting for a price.
Every invoice is held against its order and your agreed rates. Nine arrived overnight. Each one below carries a different kind of finding, because that is what a real month looks like.
Two enquiries came in. Open one and the desk drafts the quote from your own price book. You adjust the quantities; the margin moves while you do it.
Open an enquiry above to start.
Thirty-six positions across seven trades, with your buying price and your selling price side by side. This is what every quote and every invoice check is measured against.
| Position | Unit | Buy | Sell | Margin |
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Where every quote stands, and why the lost one was lost. A price book only gets sharper if the losses are recorded too.
| Quote | Client | Project | Value | Status |
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