Keeping rates consistent, ticket to ticket
Labor, material, and equipment rates apply automatically — no per-ticket guesswork, no drift between one ticket and the next.
The problem
When rates get keyed in by memory, they drift — the same labor line billed one way on Monday’s ticket and another way on next month’s, quietly eroding trust with your GC and complicating your own books.
How Sub's Flow solves it
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Set your rates once
Build your rate table — labor, materials, equipment — one time. Every ticket pulls from it going forward, so there's no re-entering pricing job after job.
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Every ticket applies them automatically
Whoever's filling out the ticket, whatever job it's for, the rate for each line comes straight from your rate table — no manual entry, no guessing, no one accidentally over- or under-billing.
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The same line item bills the same way, every time
Nothing drifts because nothing gets re-typed. A ticket from this week and a ticket from next month price the same labor line identically, by design.
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Update once, apply everywhere
When a rate does change, update your table and every new ticket picks up the new number automatically — no hunting down which tickets still have the old price.
Built with these features
Automatic rate application
Custom rate tables
Questions about rate consistency
No — every line pulls its rate from your rate table automatically, whoever's filling out the ticket.
Update your rate table once and every new ticket picks up the new rate automatically. Tickets already created keep the rate that was current when they were made.
Everyone starts with one rate table each for labor, material, and equipment. Whether you can add more — and how many — depends on your plan.
No — everyone pulls from the same rate table for a given job, so the same line item bills the same way no matter who enters the ticket.
Yes — authorized users can override the rate on individual line items when a situation calls for it. Everything else still pulls from your rate table automatically.
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