Sample verdict report
This CNC Quote Risk Report sample shows the full verdict structure — executive verdict, safe price floor, margin leaks and suggested action — not just calculator output.
Premium verdict report · Illustrative sample
Decision-ready output — not a calculator dump.
DO NOT ACCEPT UNDER $1,840
The quoted job at $1,520 falls below the minimum safe price floor of $1,840. Margin risk is HIGH — setup time and tooling buffer consume disproportionate share of direct cost on this one-off run. Do not accept the work at the current quote without repricing or reducing scope.
$1,840
$230/part
Floor price at 28% target margin after setup, tooling buffer and scrap allowance.
Setup time concentration
Setup represents 38% of direct machine cost on an 8-part batch.
Tooling buffer underpriced
Tool changes and first-piece prove-out not fully reflected in quote.
Scrap allowance
5% scrap on tight-tolerance work adds $12 material exposure.
Rush scheduling pressure
Expedited slot may require overtime rate not in base quote.
| Scenario | Quote | Margin | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current quote (at risk) | $1,520 | 12% | DO NOT ACCEPT |
| Minimum safe price | $1,840 | 28% | REPRICE TO THIS FLOOR |
| Strong margin scenario | $2,040 | 38% | SAFE TO QUOTE |
Reprice or reduce scope before sending the quote.
Confirm material price stability, tooling availability and first-piece approval time before sending a revised quote. If scope cannot be reduced, hold the line at the minimum safe price floor.
This sample report is illustrative and based on hypothetical CNC job inputs. It demonstrates premium verdict structure — not a live calculation from your data. SectorCalc outputs are decision-support simulations, not financial, legal or engineering advice. Verify all numbers before commercial commitments.
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