SKU price manager with margin flags

Edit cost and price per SKU in a searchable grid that flags zero-priced items, low margin under 20% and high margin over 40%.

What it is

A direct editor over the estimating engine's own pricing table. Every SKU shows its cost, price, unit of measure and selling unit; margin is computed and colour-coded; edits are staged and saved in a batch.

Also called: edit SKU prices · margin report · zero price items · cost and price by SKU

See it
SKU price manager with margin flags
CustomerBuildingAmountStatus
Gideon AltHobby Shop$6,520Approved
Ivy Brubaker40×64 Shop$8,040Draft
Gideon Alt40×64 Shop$9,370Sent
Marlin HooverBarndominium$4,620Draft
Ivy BrubakerRiding Arena$11,650Open
The PriceManager grid with the Zero Price filter active and margin chips coloured red / amber / green (PriceManager.tsx). Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Load pricing, search by SKU, selling unit or UOM.
  2. 2Filter to All, Modified, Zero Price, High Margin or Low Margin.
  3. 3Click a cost or price cell to edit it in place; modified rows are tracked until saved.
  4. 4Margin is recomputed live from the effective (edited) values.
Why we built it

A SKU sitting at zero is invisible in a total and is the direct cause of a short quote — nobody notices until the yard's invoice arrives and the margin has already gone. The price manager puts cost and price for every SKU in one searchable grid and flags the three things that cost money: zero-priced items, margin under 20%, and margin over 40%, which is usually a typo rather than a good day. Auditing a price book stops being a spreadsheet export and becomes a screen you work down.

The problem
  • Price-book gaps only discovered when a quote comes back wrong
Sound familiar?
What you get
Find every zero-priced SKU in one filter
See margin per item without exporting anything

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