Profit Genie Wizard
Onboarding Checklist
Welcome to Elevation Advisor! Before you dive into creating proposals or exploring Profit Genie, this checklist will walk you through the essential setup steps to ensure your numbers are accurate, your pricing is profitable, and your business is ready to run at full speed. Think of this as your guided path to success, each step builds the foundation for smarter decisions, better margins, and more confidence in every proposal you send. It only takes a little time to set up, but the payoffFeaturedFilling Out Profit Genie Wizard
The first time you select Profit Genie from the menu, you’ll be taken to a seven-step set-up wizard. Step 1: Company Name Enter your company name and click Continue. Figure 1: Profit Genie Wizard Step 1, prompting the user to enter their company name. Step 2: Full-Time Field Employees Input the number of full-time field emplPopularHow to Set Up Labor
Labor is one of the most misunderstood parts of your setup. Getting this right means your proposals will reflect the true cost of your team’s time. Your pricing will be grounded in reality, not guesswork. This section walks you through how to enter employer taxes, field employees, and overhead employees. Each step builds on the last. Together they form the foundation for your fully loaded labor rate. Let’s take it one step at a time. FigPopularHow to Add Expenses
This section is key to setting up your financials correctly, and I’m going to walk you through it in a friendly, step-by-step way. We’ll cover the four main sections, and I encourage you to stick with me through the whole process. Understanding each part fully before entering your expenses will make everything smoother and help ensure your numbers are spot-on. Before we get into the details, let’s talk about why this page is soFew readers
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How to Set Up Equipment
Once you’ve completed the Profit Genie Wizard, the next step is to enter your equipment. This ensures that your estimates accurately reflect the cost of owning and operating the tools and machines your business depends on. This section is more than just data entry, it’s about making sure your pricing reflects the real cost of doing business. Whether it’s a skid steer, a dump trailer, or a set of small tools, every piece oPopularHow to Add Materials
his is where you define the products your crews install, how much they cost, and how long they take to install. Once this is done, your proposals will practically build themselves. Let’s walk through the process together. Figure 1: Materials setup page, showing the interface for adding materials. (https://elevation-knowledgebase.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Onboarding/Catalogs/Images/Materials1.png =800x385) Step 1: Add a SFew readersHow to Add Subcontractors
Subcontractors are a vital part of many landscape businesses. Whether you’re hiring a specialist for irrigation, concrete, lighting, or other services, Elevation Advisor makes it easy to organize and price their work inside your proposals. Let’s walk through how to set up your subcontractor catalog so you can quote jobs quickly and accurately. Figure 1: Subcontractors setup page, showing the interface for adding subcontractor details. (hFew readersHow to Add Clients
Figure 1: Clients setup page, showing the interface for adding client details. (https://elevation-knowledgebase.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Onboarding/Catalogs/Images/Clients1.png =800x385) Your Client Catalog is the foundation of your sales process. It stores all your customer information in one place so you can quickly build proposals, track communication, and stay organized. Whether you’re adding a single homeowner or importing a full list of past clients, Elevation Advisor makeFew readers