Depending on your industry, it might not be a good, better, best scenario. I'm sure it can easily be applied to other industries but in my example, we are a generator company.
I might present an option for an economical portable generator and an automatic standby generator at location a and another option at location b. Each of these will have totally different job costings involved and throwing it all into one quick line item kind of throws the pricebook and everything else out of the window.
I was under the impression there was a Jobber Lab for presenting options on one quote instead of creating separate quotes. I hope this becomes a thing in the actual product soon.
I agree. I'm not really a fan of this type of pricing, but some people are very into it.
Right now, you can do optional line items, so you can easily do this type of pricing.
It just looks top to bottom instead of left to right, like you see it in other places.
