Inventory & Price Book
Intelligent product matching
Match what a tech types in the field to the right price-book item automatically.
Overview
Techs describe parts in their own words, so the same item shows up a dozen different ways and never lines up with the price book. Thorbis is exploring matching that reads a field description and suggests the right price-book item and price. You'll quote and bill consistently without making every tech memorize SKUs.
What we're building
Techs describe parts in their own words, so the same item shows up a dozen different ways and never lines up with the price book, and pricing drifts from job to job.
Thorbis is exploring matching that reads a field description and suggests the right price-book item and price, ranked by confidence and learning from the corrections your team makes. Descriptions with no good match get flagged instead of guessed.
It's for techs in the field and the office that bills behind them, so quoting and billing stay consistent without making everyone memorize SKUs.
What you'll be able to do
- Suggest price-book items from plain-language descriptions
- Rank likely matches with confidence
- Learn from corrections your team makes
- Flag descriptions with no good match
- Keep pricing consistent across techs and jobs
- Match a tech's field description to the right price-book item
- Quote and bill consistently without memorizing SKUs
Rollout plan
- 01
Description-to-item matching
In progressSuggest price-book items from plain-language descriptions.
- 02
Confidence ranking
In progressRank likely matches and flag descriptions with no good match.
- 03
Learning from corrections
In progressImprove matches from the corrections your team makes.
Milestones
- Not started:
Matching approach scoped
Define how field descriptions map to price-book items.
- Not started:
Suggestion engine
Surface ranked item suggestions.
- Not started:
Correction feedback
Learn from team corrections over time.
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How to send useful feedback
Name the blocked role
Product feedback is more useful when it names the owner, dispatcher, technician, office user, or customer affected.
Explain the workaround
Describe what your team does today and where the process fails under real work.
Define success
Share what would change after launch: time saved, fewer manual steps, cleaner records, or better customer follow-up.