Batch servicing in chat
Paste a list of items into a request and get a priced batch you can accept or reject row by row.
The AEI uses the same servicing primitives as the bench. Paste a list of items into a request and it prices each one against the matching service, returning a batch you can act on row by row.
How a batch is read
- Each line is matched to a service and its parameters are filled from what you wrote.
- Recognising a serial loads that item history into context, and lifetime warnings surface on the row.
- Rows that hit a block rule come back as rejected, carrying the rule message, exactly as they would at the bench.
Accepting and rejecting
The batch renders as a table with a price per row. You accept or reject each row individually. Accepted rows create their items, those that are new starting in intake, and group into a single quote with one service line per item. Provisional prices stay provisional and follow the inspection flow once the work reaches the bench.
Prices in chat are not invented. Each row is priced by the same engine that runs on save and on every real run, and the server result is the authoritative one.