Setup cost/pc = setup min ÷ 60 × rate ÷ batch qty (multipliers do NOT affect setup).
Effective cycle/pc = nominal cycle × Complexity × Machinability × (1÷Efficiency) × Quality × Tool Wear × Setups.
Adjust each factor to match your shop conditions. Default selections represent a typical CNC job for standard alloy steel.

Use Lot/Batch Charge for vendor job-work that bills a flat amount per lot (e.g. heat treatment furnace load, NDE callout charge) — it is spread across the batch qty above. Use Per Piece Charge for processes billed per piece (e.g. plating, painting per part). Rates shown for presets are typical placeholders — edit to match actual vendor quotes.

Columns expected, in order: Part No., Component/Description, Drawing/Spec No., Material Grade, Qty. Comma or tab separated (Excel paste works directly). A header row is detected and skipped automatically. At least Part No. or Description is required; Qty defaults to 1 if left blank.

Saved parts keep their full costing (weight, rates, machining, overhead, margin) so you can drop a known component straight into a new quote.

Applies to every line item in the current quote. Example: select Material Rate + Increase by % + 8 to bump all material rates by 8% for a steel price rise.

Drag to preview how shifting margin on every line item (up or down, in percentage points) changes the Grand Total — nothing is changed until you click Apply.

Saved quotes with Status = Sent and a Follow-up date set, soonest first. Overdue ones are flagged.

Weight is auto-totalled from this quote's line items (Qty × Wt/pc) but can be overridden. Rates are reference placeholders, not live carrier quotes — always confirm with your forwarder before committing.

Click Load to bring a saved quote (or revision) back into the editor. Saving again under the same Quote No. adds a new revision automatically.

Selecting a Material Grade fills in a typical density automatically (you can still override it). Switch Units to enter dimensions and finished weight in inches/lb — Raw Weight is always shown in both kg and lb, and the line item is always saved in kg regardless of which units you typed in. Raw weight is what you purchase per piece (used for material cost). If you enter a finished part weight and a scrap buy-back rate, the scrap value is credited against material cost. Applying also updates this line's Material Grade field. Pipe (Standard Schedule) — select NPS size and schedule; OD/ID auto-filled from ASME B36.10M. Round Tube (Manual) — for instrument tubing, heat exchanger tubes, hydraulic tubing; enter OD, ID and length directly.

The highest tier with Min Qty ≤ the line's current Qty is applied automatically as a discount off Unit Price.

Click any Price cell to edit. Changes are saved automatically to your browser. Click Apply ↗ to fill the Mat. Rate field on the current line item. Prices are indicative — update regularly to match current market rates.

Click any Rate cell to edit. Changes save automatically. Click Apply ↗ to fill the machine rate on the selected machining operation. Click Apply to Other to fill the Other Process rate.

Detailed setup time elements for each machine type. Use these to build accurate setup time totals for your machining operations. Click + Add to Setup to add an element's time to the selected operation's Setup field. Times shown as typical ranges — select based on actual condition.

Industry-benchmark setup and cycle times for precision machining. Based on standard machining data for carbide tooling, CNC shops. Click Apply on any row to load into the current operation. Times shown as typical range — select based on your part complexity and material.

Enter the total one-time tooling cost and the amortisation quantity. The tool calculates the per-piece charge automatically and updates when qty changes.

Unit price auto-recalculated for each batch size. If machining operations are defined via ⏱, setup cost is re-spread across each batch. Click Apply on any row to set that quantity on this line item.