FOR ELECTRICIANS & INSTALLATION TEAMS
From electrical layout to a priced quotation
Prepare estimates for electrical installations using the devices in your project. Keep buying costs, labour allowances and selling prices together, then produce a quotation with your company branding.

Keep reusable prices in Parts & Pricing
Maintain your product catalogue, variations, supplier prices and supplier part numbers. Record pack quantities so the price of a box is not confused with the cost of one item. Review prices before using them in a new estimate.
Allow for labour and additional costs
Use company labour rates and project allowances to build up the estimate. Include additional costs where required, then review your margin or markup and the resulting selling price.
Add cable by type and length
Choose cable type, conductor size and cores, then enter metres and applicable allowances. Cable lengths and prices are advisory and are not guaranteed: check measurements, specifications and current supplier pricing before ordering.
Issue a clear customer quotation
Add branding, scope, exclusions and payment terms. Review the customer-facing information before exporting a PDF. Saved quotations retain their saved prices; internal costs and margins remain separate from the customer’s selling price.
Send suppliers a materials list
Export the bill of materials as PDF or CSV to request a supplier quotation. Check product references and quantities before sending it. The supplier list keeps labour and internal margins out of the purchasing conversation.
Your questions answered
Are supplier prices live or guaranteed?
No. Review your company prices against current supplier information before quoting or ordering. Prices and quantities are estimates that need checking.
Can I use euros for my company prices?
Company pricing can use pounds or euros with company-entered prices. Subscription packages are billed in pounds.
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