Interactive prototypes · 8 workflows
These prototypes show how a team could move information from the tools it already uses through review and into the next system. They are demonstrations, not client case studies. Every screen uses sample data; nothing is saved.
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Interactive prototypeSales and estimating at modular and container building manufacturers
A quoting tool that builds a rule-checked, itemized quote in minutes from your own cost workbook. Nothing reaches the customer until the estimator approves it.
Interactive prototypeEstimators and preconstruction teams at general contractors
Bid leveling that reads every proposal into one sheet, traces each number to its page, flags scope no bidder carried and drafts the questions to send.
Interactive prototypeOwners and dispatchers at crane and equipment rental companies
Quote-to-cash for crane rental: inquiry to quote letter, a dispatch board, an operator phone app that splits hours for you, and a Friday review of what's ready to bill.
Interactive prototypeAP and finance teams at construction companies
Invoice intake that reads the invoice, pulls the PO or subcontract, checks one against the other and types it into your ERP. The AP clerk and the project manager each approve before it moves on.
Interactive prototypeOwners and office managers at trades and field-service contractors
A pre-payroll review that finds the punches that cost money, suggests each fix with its arithmetic, and sends clean lines to QuickBooks with every hour costed to a job.
Interactive prototypeProcessors and operations leads at mortgage lenders
A condition desk that sorts every condition into the few that need your judgment and the rest, and drafts each borrower request and agent reply for you to confirm before it goes out.
Interactive prototypeOwners and operations managers at water-damage restoration companies
A field app that takes a technician from dispatch to a priced, signed estimate on the first visit, with every line backed by a reading or photo, and hazard rules that block unsafe demolition.
Interactive prototypeOwners and estimators at CNC machine shops and job shops
An RFQ desk that reads each drawing, flags what drives cost, and suggests hours from similar jobs you already ran, so quotes go out in hours, not days. A won quote becomes the traveler and inspection plan, and actual hours sharpen the next estimate. The estimator approves every price.
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