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How to Configure the Default Escalation Value

Why This Matters

Getting this feature set up correctly saves you time and reduces errors in your daily workflow. Let's walk through it step by step so you can get back to running your business.

The Default Escalation Value lets your organization set a standard escalation percentage for all newly created solar proposals. Once configured, the value is automatically applied to new proposals, helping your team save time, maintain consistent pricing, and reduce manual updates.

What You'll Need

  • Admin access to SubcontractorHub

  • A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1

Go to "Settings."

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Step 2

Click "Proposal Settings."

Step 2 - How to Configure the Default Escalation Value

Step 3

Click the "Edit" button.

Step 3 - How to Configure the Default Escalation Value

Step 4

Enter the preferred percentage in the "Default Escalation Value" field, then save your changes. Note: The default escalation value is 3%. Any updated value will automatically apply to newly created solar proposals. Existing proposals will not be affected.

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Pro Tips

  • 💡 Pro tip: Bookmark this page for quick reference when you need a refresher.

  • 📱 Works on mobile: Access this feature from your phone or tablet when you're in the field.

  • 🔄 Automate when possible: Pair this feature with automations to reduce manual work.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

I don't see this option

Make sure you have Admin access. Some features require specific permissions.

Changes aren't saving

Try refreshing your browser and make sure you clicked Save before navigating away.

Something looks different from the screenshots

SubcontractorHub updates regularly. The feature works the same way — the layout may just look slightly different.


Last updated: 2026-07-23 · Source: How to Configure the Default Escalation Value

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