Price a part, a project or a stock item — costed off your own rates, operations and inventory, or off a figure you already know. Reuse any of it next time.
Pick the line type that matches the work. The costing screen is the same underneath — only the detail you put into it changes.
The standard line. Cost a part and a quantity across materials, operations, stock and budget.
Pull a pre-costed stock item onto the line — from stock, made to order, or costings only.
No quantity. One estimate line for the phase, itemised underneath as the detail firms up.
Put the price straight into budget costs and send. The fastest route out of the system.
Search a previous UPR or description, pull its costing onto the new line and update what's changed. Nothing gets costed twice.
Pick the line type that matches the work. The costing screen is the same underneath — only the detail you put into it changes.
Reuse a costing, or price straight from a figure you already know. The quotes that used to wait for a free afternoon go out the same day.
Rates for every operation, machine and person in the business. A quote is built from your real numbers, not last year's guess with something added on.
Mark a quote lost and tag it with a reason from your own list. Then view reports to see which lost reasons are costing your business.
Build the cost up from what the job actually consumes. Statii totals it, applies your markup and gives you the unit sell before you commit to a figure.
A project line carries no quantity. Put your high-level figure in as a budget cost, attach the costing sheet it came from, and break it into line parts as the deliverables firm up.
Anything in your inventory can go straight onto a quote line at the price it already carries. Choose how you intend to supply it and Statii prices the line accordingly.
Search by the previous part reference or description, pull the whole costing onto the new line and change what's different. The second quote for a repeat job takes minutes.
Convert a costed quote into a sales order and Statii creates the documents underneath it — against the job, with the figures you already entered.
Every external cost becomes a purchase order against the job. Nothing re-typed, nothing ordered twice.
Each operation you costed becomes a works order, sequenced onto a route card for the floor.
Costed items are claimed against the job, and Statii checks what's held against what's needed.
No long-term contract. Cancel at a month’s notice.
Unlimited phone and screen-sharing support from a person.
New features and system upgrades at no extra cost.
Quoting is the first step of one chain. Each stage inherits from the one before it, so the job carries its own history from enquiry to payment.
Every stage inherits from the last. Nothing is re-keyed between them.
Yes. Search by the part reference or the description and pull the costing onto a new quote line. Prices can be refreshed against your current supplier and resource rates, so you're not quoting on two-year-old figures.
No. If you already know the price, put it in as a budget cost and send. You lose the document automation when the quote converts, but nothing forces you to itemise a job you've priced a hundred times.
It converts to a sales order. Anything you costed in detail raises its own paperwork — purchase orders for bought-in items, works orders and route cards for operations, and demand against stock.
Yes, and one quote can carry several project lines. Everything sharing a project reference stays connected across sales orders, purchase orders, the schedule, deliveries and invoices.
No. The quotation is itemised by part, with the prices you set. The cost build-up underneath it stays in the system.
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