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Service costing components help define what it takes to perform a service.
Depending on setup, a service may include:
- Budget hours.
- Labor or manpower.
- Lead quantity and hours.
- Labor quantity and hours.
- Labor rates.
- Equipment needed.
- Equipment quantity.
- Equipment cost per hour or day.
- Product or material items.
- Product quantity.
- Unit cost.
- Profit percentage.
- Final total.
Why this matters:
Good service setup helps estimates become faster and more accurate. It also helps reporting show whether services are priced correctly. If the service cost setup is wrong, estimates may look profitable while the actual work loses money.
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