Pricing Catalog

Click + Add Product in the toolbar.

Fill in the product form:

• Name — the display name for this product (e.g. "Porcelain paving 600×600mm")
• Category — the entity category this product applies to (Paving, Plants, Structures, Lighting, Irrigation)
• Unit — the unit of measure: per unit, per m², per linear meter, or per m³
• Material Cost — the cost of materials per unit (leave blank if labor-only)
• Labor Cost — the cost of installation labor per unit (leave blank if material-only)

Click Save to add the product to the catalog. It is immediately available for entity assignment in the Cost View.

To link a catalog product to a specific entity on the canvas:

1. Select the entity on the canvas 2. Open the Inspector panel on the right 3. Scroll to the Cost section 4. Click the product dropdown and select the relevant product from the catalog

Once assigned, the entity's row in the Cost View updates to show the product name, unit price, and calculated line total.

Entity types that have a default category match (e.g. all plant entities default to the Plants category) will auto-assign if there is only one product in that category.

If you have an existing price list in a spreadsheet, you can import it directly.

Click Import CSV in the Pricing Catalog toolbar. The CSV must have these columns:

• name — product name
• category — one of: Paving, Plants, Structures, Lighting, Irrigation
• unit — one of: unit, m2, lm, m3
• materialCost — numeric value (leave empty if no material cost)
• laborCost — numeric value (leave empty if no labor cost)

On import, a preview shows the parsed rows. Click Confirm Import to add all rows to the catalog. Existing products with the same name will be updated with the imported values.

Download the CSV template from the import dialog to start with the correct column headers.

To start a new project with pre-populated prices, copy an existing project's catalog as a template:

1. Open the Pricing Catalog in any project that has the prices you want to reuse 2. Click Save as Template and give it a name (e.g. "Standard 2026 Rates") 3. In the new project, open the Pricing Catalog > Load from Template > select the saved template

A template copy creates a new independent catalog in the project — changes to the project catalog do not affect the template.

In a project, select an object on the canvas and open the Inspector. In the Cost tab, link the object to a price list entry to drive its pricing from the catalog. Once linked, the object's unit price and labor hours are read-only and follow the catalog entry. If you need to override pricing for a single object, switch it to a manual price — this does not affect the catalog. (To capture a product's full specs onto an object instead, use the Product Catalog link in the object's Product tab — see Product Link Panel.)

Open the Import / Export tab and use the Import from CSV section to bulk-load entries from a spreadsheet. The importer detects your columns and lets you map them, then previews the parsed rows before you commit. Tier prices are read from columns named price_<tierName> and labor hours from labor_hrs_<tierName>, matched against your configured tiers. On a name + SKU match with an existing entry, you choose whether to skip or overwrite it.

On the Import / Export tab, use the Export to CSV section. Tick the tiers to include under Include tiers, set the Rate units in CSV toggle (Metric or Imperial), then click Download CSV to download your full price list. The button shows the entry count. The export uses the same column layout the importer reads, so you can edit the file and re-import it without reformatting.