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Automatic travel costs on the quote
Set a regular service area and distance bands on the price list. Out-of-area sites receive an AUTO Travel line with a reason, while an existing trip charge prevents a duplicate.
Open video ↗SlabOS pricing connects area quantities, material choices, fabrication work and adjustments to the customer proposal. This gives an estimator a place to explain how the amount follows from the scope. The cost estimator supplies general input context; actual job costing provides a later comparison with what the work consumed.
Inputs this workflow uses
Drawing quantities, selected price levels, charges, discounts and applicable tax and payment terms.
Outputs to evaluate
A reviewed quote total and an itemized customer document.
A representative demonstration
Trace one area from its dimensions through material and edge quantities to its final proposal lines.
Bring a representative job to a SlabOS demo and see how this capability fits your shop’s work.
Scope and availability
Quoted totals are not actual job costs. Public examples should identify assumptions and distinguish selling price from cost.
Product context and useful resources
- Features
Place this capability within SlabOS estimating, production, inventory and office work.
- Cost estimator
Explore estimate inputs and itemized assumptions; actual shop rates and scope govern a quote.
- AI CFO
Explore owner-facing questions about shop records, costs and reporting.
Related workflow articles and reports
- Tiered pricing for materials and fabrication
- Job costing: actual versus quoted
- Customer portal and signed documents
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SEE THE WORKFLOW.IN MORE DETAIL.
A closer look at the decisions, details and handoffs that make the work happen.
From slab layout to material pricing
See what the quote takes from the nest: priced by the slab, SlabOS bills every slab in the layout; priced by the square foot, it bills the drawing's sq ft. One kitchen at $65.00/sq ft, 3 slabs vs 2.
Read the clip: text and visual description
SlabOS - Follow the layout into the quote (SlabOS-Nesting-Layout-To-Quote-v2). All on-screen information, in order.
Does the layout change the price?
Same kitchen. Two ways to price the stone.
Step 4: Materials & Slabs.
3 slabs. Slab 1, Slab 2, Slab 3, holding pieces CT1.1, CT1.2, CT2 and CT3 with their splash strips.
Veined material — keep strips with parents.
126″ × 63″ slabs. Taj Mahal White.
Step 5: Summary & Pricing.
Rate: $65.00 per sq ft.
Price stone by: Price list setting. Changed to: Slab (whole quote).
By slab. The slabs are counted: 1, 2, 3.
Quantity = every slab in the layout.
$10,750.35
Quote line: 3 slabs Taj Mahal White @ $3,583.45/slab.
Price stone by: Square foot (whole quote).
By sq ft. The pieces go back to the drawing.
Quantity = sq ft from the drawing.
Counters 64.61 + splash 7.71 = 72.32 sq ft.
$4,700.80
Quote line: 72.32 sq ft Taj Mahal White @ $65.00/sq ft.
Step 4: Materials & Slabs. Auto Nest.
Tightest Fit — maximize yield. The same pieces re-nest onto 2 slabs.
Step 5: Summary & Pricing.
2 slabs.
By slab: $7,166.90 (was $10,750.35, 3 slabs).
By sq ft: $4,700.80, no change.
One fewer slab. Same 72.32 sq ft.
Price by the slab? The layout counts.
Price by the sq ft? The drawing counts.
Price list default. Change it per quote.
SlabOS. Follow the layout into the quote.
slabos.com. Book a demo.
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