Interactive proposals with open tracking

How it runs, in three steps

1. 1The requirement arrives: a form, an email, or a one-minute voice note you record in the car after the survey. Four windows of this size, with removal, reveal repair and a blind, in a brick building.
2. 2The program calculates from your own price list and standard times: material cost, estimated working hours, call-out fee, warranty terms. It can put the same job into three levels, basic, recommended and all-inclusive, because roughly two thirds of customers pick the middle one.
3. 3The finished quote appears on your screen with a single approval button. You check the numbers and send it, and you get a signal the moment the customer opens it, so you can call while they are still reading it.

Worth it when: It pays off first for anyone who now spends five to ten hours a week on quoting: installers, builders, joiners, B2B suppliers. The honest condition is that there has to be a price list and a rule for how you price; if every job is a separate negotiation and nothing is written down, the program has nothing to calculate from.