Course curriculum

    1. Job Product Types are the Building Blocks of Estimates

    2. Category Keys for Filtering

    3. Using Job Difficulty Settings to Filter Presses

    4. Entering an Estimate

    5. What the Various Colors Mean on an Estimate Screen

    6. Managing the Dreaded "Calc Aborts" in Estimating

    7. Importing a Part from One Estimate to Another Estimate

    8. Understanding and Reviewing Estimate Part Results

    9. Estimate Results and Summary Reports

    10. Adding a Quote Letter to an Estimate

    11. Adding and Reviewing Estimate Versions

    12. Entering a Quick Entry Estimate

    13. Entering a Simple Product Estimate

    14. Converting an Estimate to an Existing Job

    15. Converting an Estimate to a New Job

    16. Using Estimate Requests

    17. Estimating 101 Quiz

    1. Job Product Types - The Building Blocks of Estimates

    2. Using Product Keys to Help Filter Job Product Types

    3. How Job Difficulty Factors are Used

    4. Entering an Estimate

    5. Estimating Color Schemes (Purple Borders and Blue Dots)

    6. Troubleshooting the Dreaded Calc Abort

    7. Importing a Part from One Estimate to Another Estimate

    8. Navigating the Various Tabs on an Estimate

    9. Estimate Results and Summary Reports

    10. Adding a Quote Letter to an Estimate

    11. Adding an Estimate Version

    12. Adding a "Quick Entry" Estimate

    13. Entering a Simple Product Estimate

    14. Converting an Estimate to a New Job

    15. Re-Converting an Estimate

    16. Using Estimate Requests

About this course

  • 33 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

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  • Profitability Control

    Accurate estimating is essential for print companies as it is the only way to determine if a job will be profitable, helping businesses make informed decisions and maintain financial viability in a competitive industry.

  • Cost Management

    Cost-plus estimating is critical for print companies as it allows them to accurately calculate project costs by factoring in direct expenses, overheads, and profit margins, ensuring profitability and competitiveness in the market. This method enables print companies to provide transparent pricing to clients while maintaining financial stability and fostering long-term relationships.

  • Knowledge Gain

    Utilize this estimating course to enlighten and empower estimators with essential skills and knowledge, enabling them to contribute significantly to the success of print companies.