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Build unit price analyses

Combine inputs, quantities and yields in APU templates that explain how every unit price is formed.

5 minutes
DescriptionUnitQtyUnit CostSale PriceTotal1Structure & Foundation₲ 48.200.0001.1Excavation₲ 12.500.0001.1.1Soil excavation120₲ 45.000₲ 58.000₲ 6.960.0001.1.2Trench backfill60₲ 38.000₲ 50.000₲ 3.000.000+New item...1.2Concrete & Rebar₲ 35.700.0001.2.1Foundation slab H-3085₲ 210.000₲ 260.000₲ 22.100.000+New item...+New section...2MEP Installations₲ 31.050.0002.1Electrical₲ 18.200.0002.1.1Conduit & wiringm340₲ 28.000₲ 36.000₲ 12.240.000+New item...Total GeneralCOST₲ 79.250.000SALES₲ 99.450.000₲ 99.450.000
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In this guide

What you'll learn

01

How build unit price analyses works inside Perfour.

02

What information you need and how it stays connected to Catalog.

03

How to preserve traceability and find the record later.

Step by step

How to complete unit price template

  1. 01

    Understand the objective

    Catalog is the reusable library of work categories, inputs and unit price analyses that feeds new budgets. This guide focuses on build unit price analyses.

  2. 02

    Prepare unit price template

    Define item code, name, type, unit, price and classification. For a unit price analysis, select components, quantities or yields and verify the resulting cost.

  3. 03

    Complete the workflow in Perfour

    Organize categories, create inputs or unit price templates, review price and source, and select what is needed when building the budget. The unit price analysis preserves components and yields.

  4. 04

    Review relationships and traceability

    Organization, Perfour and supplier catalogs provide resources that can be imported into the budget while preserving composition. Avoid duplicate codes, confirm unit and price currency, and review yields before reusing a unit price analysis on a new job.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is unit price template and what is it for?+

Catalog is the reusable library of work categories, inputs and unit price analyses that feeds new budgets.

What information do I need to build unit price analyses?+

Define item code, name, type, unit, price and classification. For a unit price analysis, select components, quantities or yields and verify the resulting cost.

How is this process completed in Perfour?+

Organize categories, create inputs or unit price templates, review price and source, and select what is needed when building the budget. The unit price analysis preserves components and yields.

Which other modules does it connect with?+

Organization, Perfour and supplier catalogs provide resources that can be imported into the budget while preserving composition.

What should I check before considering it complete?+

Avoid duplicate codes, confirm unit and price currency, and review yields before reusing a unit price analysis on a new job.