Checking a generated quote against the manual one
Checking line by line takes as long as redoing the quote.

A table of discrepancies with their cause, and a rule to fix.
← use cases · construction · sales and quotes
The quote comes from the survey; you review instead of typing.
The survey happens on the roof, on paper or in photos. In the evening, everything has to be redone: picking work items, calculating surfaces, re-entering every line in the quoting software.
It reads the survey, recognizes the roof type, works out the missing lengths and prepares the lines from your library of work items. Every derived line is marked as such.

it readssurvey photoswork item libraryquoting software
To get started: Your work item library and three recent quotes, with their surveys.
try it on a real case →Checking line by line takes as long as redoing the quote.

A table of discrepancies with their cause, and a rule to fix.
Jobs found by word of mouth, and the area's permits that no one reads.

Every Monday, the building permits and works declarations filed in the department, with the project owner and the nature of the works.
A client visit where you've forgotten the first conversation.

The day before a visit, a page with the original request, the photos sent, site access, and the questions to ask.
your case
we check together whether the data exists, try it on a real case from your week, you correct it, and the rule gets written down. if it doesn't work, we'll tell you.