Electrical price book software built by an electrician

• 1,400+ individual material items — wire, conduit, boxes, breakers, panels, devices, and the fittings between them, each with a current price and your markup applied.
• 1,400+ prebuilt assemblies — a panel change, a conduit run, a spa circuit, a receptacle upgrade — built from the items in the catalog with labor already included, so a technician quotes the job, not a parts list.
• Your labor items and flat rate tasks — build labor your way, or use the prebuilt labor items across every division. On the Flat Rate Pro plan, the flat rate book builder turns your material and labor costs into one fixed price per task.
• Your settings — markup by category, labor rates, sales tax, inventory options, and income account mapping. Every price in the book is editable.

Material prices in the catalog update every month. That single fact is what separates price book software from a price book document: the book you quoted from in January is not the book you quote from in June, and nobody in your office had to retype anything to make that true.

Because assemblies are built from catalog items rather than typed in as a fixed number, they reprice themselves when the items underneath them move. Flat rate tasks built in the book builder do the same. Change a markup or a labor rate, and every line that depends on it recalculates.

AccuPrice does not replace your CRM. Scheduling, quoting, and invoicing stay in the software your team already runs; the price book feeds the prices behind them.

• QuickBooks Online— direct sync
• Jobber— direct sync
• ServiceTitan— CSV export and bulk import
• Housecall Pro— CSV export and bulk import
• Workiz— CSV export and bulk import
• ServiceM8— CSV export and bulk import
• FieldEdge— through QuickBooks
• Service Fusion— CSV export and bulk import

Any other CRM that imports a CSV works the same way — see CSV export for any CRM or the integrations hub.