Skip to content

From a spreadsheet

Services & Prices, without the spreadsheet.

A sheet is a brilliant way to start and a poor way to keep going. Your catalogue of what you do and what it costs. Quotes, invoices and the job quick-add all sell from this list, so a price is changed once.

Where you are now

Both sides of it, honestly

What a sheet actually costs you

  • One person understands the formulas, and the business waits when they are away.
  • Two people open it at once and the newer edit quietly wins.
  • Nothing is recorded about who changed a figure, or when, or why.
  • It cannot chase anyone, remind anyone or tell you something has slipped.
  • The numbers in it never reach anywhere else without somebody retyping them.

What Services & Prices does instead

  • One price list, not four
  • Change a price once
  • Duration as well as price, so the diary is realistic
  • Writes straight through to Quotes, Invoices and Bookings, so the figure is entered once.
  • Every change is attributed and dated, and old versions stay readable.

Why it holds up

Three things that only work because it is one system

Your columns, kept

The Builder reads how you describe the work and lays the fields out the way your sheet already does. You are not made to adopt somebody else’s column headings.

Permissions, at last

A sheet is all-or-nothing. Here, people see the records their role covers, and the ones they should not see are simply not there.

It can act

A sheet waits to be looked at. This chases, reminds and escalates on its own, because the rules live next to the data.

A day it changes

You put your prices up 5%; every quote written after uses the new figure.

The reach

What it is joined to

Services & Prices

Not integrated. The same database.

There is no connector between Services & Prices and the modules below, because there is nothing to connect. They read and write the same records, so a change is not copied anywhere — it is simply already there.

Questions

The ones worth asking

Can we import what is already in the sheet?+

Yes. Upload the file and map the columns onto the fields; the import shows you exactly what it will create before anything is written.

Do we lose the flexibility of a spreadsheet?+

No. Fields, stages and views stay editable after the Builder creates them, so the shape keeps changing as the work changes. What you lose is the fragility, not the freedom.

What if we still want a spreadsheet for something?+

Export any view to a sheet whenever you want one. The difference is that the sheet becomes a snapshot for a meeting rather than the place the business is actually run from.

Read the full Services & Prices page →

Move services & prices off the sheet.

Describe how your business works in plain English. The Builder produces a working Hub in minutes, and everything it makes stays yours to change.