Worked examples, revisions and resets
Change a live design module's rates safely and explain any saved price later.
Updated 23 September 2026
On this page
- Why
- A rate change affects every quote raised from that moment on.
- How
- Save rates in Rates and stock; reset from its Going live tab.
Worked examples
Every shipped design module carries worked examples: fixed inputs with the price they must produce at the shipped rates. Kabaido's test suite runs them against the shipped rates.
They describe the shipped rates only, so saving a rate of your own drops them. From then on the live price, with its working on every line, is the check.
Saved designs keep their price
- Each save stores the parameters and the price worked out on the server at that moment.
- Each file carries a revision. A save made from an older revision is reported as a conflict, never merged.
- Changing your rates later does not change a design already saved.
Going live
Where a design module ships example limits and tables, they are labelled as examples wherever a customer could see them. Turn on These limits and tables are ours once they match your engineering. It changes labelling only: no limit, check or price moves.
Back to the shipped preset
- Step 1.
Open the Going live tab and find Back to the shipped preset.
- Step 2.
Choose Reset and confirm. Your rates, stock and limits return to the shipped values; saved designs are kept.
A reset cannot be undone.
Related
- Rates, stock and the machine bridgeSet your own rates, count the stock behind a design module and let an order raise the machine work.
- The workbenchOpen a design module, configure a part, keep it as a file and find the four views.
- Service models and workflow typesSet up a service that prices itself, and know which workflow type your work follows.