Job kits and price book
Bundle the materials and labour for a repeat job into a kit you can drop on a quote - priced from your current rates.
In Tradescraft, the jobs you do over and over - hot-water swaps, RCD changes, service tune-ups - aren't priced from scratch each time. Bundle the materials and labour into a kit and drop it onto a quote or invoice - it prices instantly from each item's current rate.
The jobs you do every week, as one line
Build a kit once - the parts and the labour for a hot-water swap, an RCD changeover, a mixer replacement - then drop it onto a quote or invoice and every part fills itself in.

Standard kits, priced and ready to drop in
Each kit bundles the materials for a job you do all the time and carries its own code. Pull one onto a quote or invoice and every part and its price fills in from your inventory, so a repeat job is quoted in seconds and priced the same way every time.
Bundle a repeat job once
- Bundle materials and labour into a kit, priced from your current rates.
- Build kits for the jobs you do over and over - swaps, changeovers, services.
Price it instantly
- Drop a kit onto a quote or invoice and price it the same way every time.
- Save a winning quote as a kit so the next one is faster again.
Common questions
- What's a kit?
- A saved bundle of the materials and labour for a job you do repeatedly. Add it to a quote or invoice and everything prices in at once from your current rates.
- How is a kit different from a quote?
- A kit is a reusable template for a job you do often; a quote is for one customer. You drop the same kit onto many quotes and invoices to price them instantly, the same way every time.
- Can I build a kit from a job I've already done?
- Yes. Save a winning quote as a kit, and the materials, labour and price are ready to reuse - so the next like-for-like job is priced in a tap.
- Does a kit keep my pricing consistent?
- It does. Because the same kit prices the same way every time, a hot-water swap or an RCD change is quoted identically whoever builds the quote.
