Parsek Unit Price Analysis lets you build item-level analyses with your company’s material, labor and equipment rates and derive the estimated cost of your bill of quantities from them. When a rate is updated, analyses using it are marked “out of date” and can be recalculated in one click.
Key Features
Rate List
Material, labor and equipment rates with period information; bulk import from Excel.
Analysis Form
Quantity × unit price on each line; subtotal, overhead and profit (default 25%) and unit price calculated automatically.
Breakdown
Material, labor and equipment shares of the analysis are shown separately.
Missing Price Warning
If a line has no price, the unit price is not calculated; no estimated value is written.
Recalculation
When a rate or sub-analysis changes, dependent analyses become “out of date”; Tümünü yeniden hesapla updates them.
Estimated Cost of the BoQ
From the estimate screen, the estimated cost from item analysis prices; jump from each line to its analysis, Excel export.
How It Works
1. Enter your rates
In the app go to Proje Yönetimi › Birim Fiyat Analizi › Rayiçler and add rates one by one or import from Excel.
2. Prepare analyses
On the Analizler tab enter the item and its lines (material, labor, equipment); the unit price is calculated.
3. Get the estimated cost
On the Yaklaşık Maliyet tab pick the estimate, or use the Birim Fiyat Analizi button on the estimate screen; download the result as Excel.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Try It Now →Are ministry unit prices included?
No. You enter your rates and analyses yourself or import them with Excel from a file you have the right to use.
Can I change the overhead and profit rate?
Yes. The default is 25%; you can set a different rate per analysis.
What happens to old analyses when a rate changes?
Analyses using that rate show as “out of date”; the detail shows the difference with the live price, and recalculating updates them.
Estimate With Your Own Prices
One chain from rate to analysis, and from analysis to the estimated cost of your bill of quantities.