Your data, portable anywhere
AccuPrice works with virtually any CRM that accepts a CSV import. Export your price book, bulk upload it to the system your team already runs, and keep quoting from the same accurate numbers. No direct integration required, and no lock-in — your pricing leaves AccuPrice as a plain file whenever you want it.
Which CRMs Work With AccuPrice?
If your platform can import a spreadsheet of products and services, it works. These are the ones electricians ask about most:
- ServiceTitan
- Housecall Pro
- FieldEdge
- Service Fusion
- Workiz
- ServiceTrade
- Procore
- Any CRM with CSV import
How Does the Export and Bulk Upload Workflow Work?
- Step 1
Export from AccuPrice
Download your whole price book, a single category, or one bundle as a CSV. Each row carries the item name, description, and the price AccuPrice calculated from your markups and labor rates.
- Step 2
Bulk upload to your CRM
Open your CRM's import tool for products and services, map the columns once, and upload. Most platforms take the whole file in one pass.
- Step 3
Repeat when prices change
Update a markup or a labor rate in AccuPrice, export again, and re-import. Platforms that match on item name update the price in place instead of creating duplicates.
Why It Matters
Switch CRMs without rebuilding your pricing — export once, import into the new system
Every technician quotes from the same price book, whatever software they open it in
You own the file. Stop using AccuPrice tomorrow and your price list still works
Frequently asked questions
- Does AccuPrice work with my CRM if there is no direct integration?
- Almost certainly. AccuPrice exports your full price book, or any single category or bundle, as a CSV file. Any CRM or invoicing system that accepts a CSV import of products and services can load it. That covers ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, FieldEdge, Service Fusion, Workiz, and most other field service platforms.
- What is in the CSV export?
- Each row is one product, service item, or bundle line, with its name, description, and the price AccuPrice calculated from your material markups and labor rates. The columns are plain and stable, so you can map them once in your CRM's import tool and reuse that mapping every time you update pricing.
- How do I update prices in my CRM after a change?
- Change the markup or labor rate in AccuPrice, export the affected category or your whole catalog to CSV, and run your CRM's bulk import again. Most platforms match on item name and update the price in place, so you are refreshing prices rather than creating duplicates.
- Am I locked in to AccuPrice?
- No. Your price book is yours, and it leaves AccuPrice as a plain CSV whenever you want it. If you switch CRMs, you export once and import into the new system without rebuilding your pricing. The same file works if you ever stop using AccuPrice altogether.