Review, apply, and monitor a supported PriceHealth adjustment
Use this guide when Growth PriceHealth presents a supported labor-estimating adjustment. The goal is to improve a defined estimating assumption while keeping the decision yours.
Before you start
You need enabled Growth access, a current supported finding, and trustworthy comparable evidence. Public paid purchasing has not opened. The first supported action family concerns base productive cleaning time for initial services. It is not automatic customer repricing, recurring-book repricing, or customization of each extra's labor time.
Recurring work and jobs whose initial-versus-recurring context is unknown cannot authorize this initial-service change. Historical observations alone are not enough to approve or measure it.
Review and apply
- Open the supported finding in your Growth review. Read the jobs, service scope, and estimating issue behind it.
- Choose Review adjustment when offered. Read the preview, proposed estimating change, and affected future service.
- Check any hold or missing-evidence explanation. A preview on hold is a reason to resolve evidence or wait, not to bypass the restriction.
- Compare the preview with your operating experience. Historical replay compares estimates with already-recorded work; it does not predict future acceptance or profit.
- If you agree, use the offered Apply action and wait for confirmation. Reviewing a preview alone does not change settings.
- Continue quoting the supported work and recording completed-job actuals. Review monitoring when enough eligible post-change evidence is available.
What to expect
Only future qualifying estimates receive the approved adjustment. Existing saved quotes retain the estimating settings they used. An adjustment changes a defined labor assumption; it does not rewrite the protected pricing foundation or automatically change every service.
Monitoring follows the particular adjustment used by the jobs being evaluated. It may need more evidence before a decision is supported. Changes in discounts or final customer price are separate from estimating accuracy.
Decide what to do next
Keep retains the current adjustment and continues monitoring. Modify replaces it with one newly approved setting relative to PriceFlow's standard baseline. Roll back removes the active adjustment and returns future qualifying estimates to the standard baseline. Follow only the choices currently supported by the review; these decisions need current Growth access and valid evidence.
Illustration, not a customer result: replacing a setting 20% above baseline with one 8% above baseline means the new setting is 8% above standard. It is not another percentage change layered onto the old one.
Common questions
Will downgrading undo the adjustment? No. An approved active adjustment remains; future Growth diagnosis, action, and monitoring access depends on your current access. Plan changes do not rewrite historical quotes.
When to contact support
Contact support if a change appears without approval, applies to an unexpected service, or remains ambiguous after an error. Avoid repeatedly applying it while its status is uncertain.