Creating pricing templates for Storage jobs are similar to creating pricing templates for towing jobs. Think about the types of prices your company charges for cash jobs vs. impounding for the local or state police, vs. municipalities which have their own fee structures in addition to an impound charge by your company. Do you charge differently for inside vs. outside storage, cars, trucks or tractors?

Each different pricing structure will need to have its own pricing template to reflect this. The tabs available in the storage pricing templates enable tracking charges that will flow to a specifics quickbooks account or becomes a fee collected by your company, then paid to a third party.

It is not necessary to use every tab unless required for your pricing structure. For example, the Discounts tab isn't needed unless you offer discounts to certain customers, for example. Basic pricing can be created, then changed and re-saved with “Save as a new template” button to reflect nuances in pricing between accounts.

If your company charges a “yard” or “administrative” fee or fees for sending lien letters, these can be defined under the “Company storage fees” tab.

Use of the “Extras” and “Item templates” are explained in under “Extras” in the previous section.