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Build the quote, send it, get it signed

Quotes from your own pricing, sent as a link the customer can accept and sign from their phone. You see when it is opened and when it is signed.

Estimate 2291, Ellery Street

Labour, 2 technicians

14 hours

$1,680

Materials

Supplied and fitted

$1,220

Call-out and disposal

$300

Accepted 4 March

$3,200

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What it does

Inside Estimates.

Your line items, your rates

Build from reusable templates and your own pricing rather than retyping the same twelve lines. Materials, labour, call-out, and disposal all behave the way you set them up.

Sent, opened, signed

You can see where a quote actually is. A quote that was never opened is a different problem from one that was read three times and not answered.

Accepted quotes become jobs

An accepted estimate carries its own numbers into the job and then into the invoice, so the figure the customer agreed to is the figure they are billed.

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Where this connects.

Leads and CRM

Calls, forms, texts, and referrals in one list, with the full history attached. See who has been waiting longest and who is worth calling back first.

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Scheduling and dispatch

Put jobs on the calendar, assign who is doing them, and change it when the morning changes. The crew sees the update, and so does the customer.

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Invoicing

The finished job already holds what was done, what it cost, and what was agreed. The invoice comes from that rather than being rebuilt at the end of the week.

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Try it on your own work.

Start free, connect one thing, and see what it does with a real job.