Where does a job get stuck in your shop?
We work with your crew and office to find the step that slows a job down. Then we add the missing feature to the software you use, or build a small tool around the way your team works.
- Estimate sent#024
- Assigned toAna · Office
- Next callThursday, 10 AM
The office sent estimate 024 to the customer.
The office can see who owes the customer a call and when.
One opening. Two glass colors.
The customer approved gray glass. The supplier wrote bronze. A checker built for a window shop compares each opening with its estimate and shows the office which line to review before releasing the order.
Opening 04 specifies gray glass.
How we work
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Follow one job
Your office and crew show us the last time a job got stuck. We trace who had the information, who needed it next, and what they did to get it.
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Choose the smallest useful fix
We check what your current tools can do. When a feature is missing, we scope the work and agree on a price before building it.
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Try it with the crew
The people who do the work try the change on a real job. Together we check whether it fixes the step that brought us in.
Who we work with
Owner-run operating businesses doing real volume, where the office is the bottleneck and the software conversation keeps stalling out. Mostly the trades.
- Windows & Doors
- Roofing
- HVAC
- Remodeling
- Specialty Contractors
Start with a walkthrough
When you call, tell us where one job got stuck. During an hour at your shop, your team walks us through that step using the tools you already have. Together we identify what to fix first.
No charge, and no obligation to build anything afterward.
Se habla español.