Quoting tools
Price lists, templates and margins in one place. Send a branded quote in minutes and see when it's viewed and accepted.
Quoting tools, job tracking and site reporting for builders, trades and contractors. Software that works on site as well as in the office.
Prices live in templates and spreadsheets, and it's hard to see which quotes were accepted.
There's no single view of what's done on each job.
Photos, snags and sign-offs spread across devices and inboxes.
Price lists, templates and margins in one place. Send a branded quote in minutes and see when it's viewed and accepted.
Every job's stage, crew and materials on one board.
Photos, notes and sign-offs from the phone, filed to the right job automatically.
Clients see progress without calling you.
The office and the site run on different rhythms, and most construction software picks one and ignores the other. We start with the handover points between them: the quote that becomes a job, the job that becomes a day’s work, the day’s work that becomes a record someone can find months later.
In practice that means building the quoting tool first, because it pays for itself fastest, then wiring job stages behind it so an accepted quote lands on the board automatically. Site reporting comes next, designed for a phone held in one hand with gloves on, and built to work with no signal.
Quotes assembled by hand
Quotes built from your price list, accepted online
Status updates by phone
One board everyone can see
Photos spread across devices
Photos and notes filed per job
We connect to your existing tools instead of asking you to replace them. Anything with an API is usually fair game.
What construction clients usually ask before they start.
Still wondering? Ask us on the first call. It's free, 30 minutes, no obligation. Start a briefYes. Site apps can save reports and photos without signal and sync when you're back in range.
Usually. If the supplier offers a file export or an API, we can import it on a schedule.
Many of our tools start as one workflow, like quoting, for a few thousand. Add the rest later if it pays off.
A five-minute brief. A real reply within one working day.
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