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Checklist times and prices: a single number per checklist
Each cleaning checklist is worth a percentage of each property's “reference cleaning”, a single number for its time and its price, or a flat rate. One window, one line per checklist.
Setting the time and price of a checklist used to take a time rule, a “price mode”, an effective date and two windows. It now fits in one line per checklist, in Operations › Checklists › “Checklist times and prices”.
How it works
- Each property has the time and price of its “reference cleaning”: in its sheet, “Times and prices” tab. The price is the one in Finance › Pricing: the same value, editable here or there.
- The checklist marked “Reference” (by default “Standard clean”) is worth 100 %: its time and price are those of the property. A click on the “Reference” chip lets you choose another one; a window shows the effect before you confirm.
- Every other cleaning checklist is worth a percentage of the reference cleaning: “60 %” sets both its time and its price. Or a flat rate: the same time and price in every property.
- An inspection, maintenance or delivery checklist only has a flat-rate time: it is not invoiced.
- A property that differs gets its own figure in its sheet: it turns green, “specific to this property”. ↺ puts it back to the calculation.
A lighter screen
- One line per checklist. Explanations are behind the “?”, the example on a property is on request.
- A single alert, said once: the properties that have no cleaning price yet, with the link to Pricing.
- The effect on upcoming jobs and on pay shows in one line, only when you make a change.
- A change applies to all cleanings not yet invoiced: the “From when?” question is gone.
- In Finance › Pricing, a property's panel sets the price of the reference cleaning. The “By cleaning type” block is replaced by a link to the property sheet.
What does not change
- As long as you have saved nothing in this window, your prices are still calculated exactly as before. A checklist never set is worth 100 %: that is already what was invoiced.
- Prices already entered per property and per checklist are kept: they are prices “specific to this property”.
- Validated invoices never change, and a month already put into invoicing keeps its prices.
- Supplements, taxes, the cleaner's share and bonuses are calculated as before. Only cleaning checklists carry a price.