What it fixes
For pricebooks where services mention parts, but the material is not linked behind the service. It targets:
- Services that should carry materials but do not
- Predictable parts left to tech memory
- Materials sitting in the catalog but not tied to services
- Weak job-cost visibility
- Manual part entry on tickets
What you get
- Services that likely need linked materials
- Suggested material matches
- Labor-only exclusions
- "Needs review" flags where the part depends on the job
- A reviewable service-to-material map you approve first
Where it’s at
Parts-to-Service Mapper is in development. Join the waitlist to hear when it opens. The free Pricebook Health Audit already flags the missing part costs and unlinked materials this tool maps, so you can see the holes in your job costing today. Linked materials mean the right parts and the right cost come along automatically, which is one layer of a pricebook that sells. Want it linked now, by hand? That is part of a done-for-you build.