Your estimators aren't slow. Your systems are.
The estimating system doesn't talk to the pricing sheet. Supplier prices arrive as PDFs. So someone retypes it all by hand into an excel sheet, against a deadline. I fix that.
Time to respond to an enquiry
4 hours
20 minutes
Not another software to learn. Just an invisible bridge that connects all your existing tools.
Where the hours go
Four jobs. None need judgment. All done by hand.
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Levelling sub quotes
Quotes come back in different formats. You get one table. Scope gaps flagged, not guessed.
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Supplier pricing
Prices update from what your suppliers send you. Not one line at a time.
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Quantities into the pricing sheet
Takeoff numbers land where they belong. Nobody retypes them. Nobody transposes a digit.
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Estimate against actual
Closed jobs check back against what you bid. Your rates get sharper, not older.
How it works
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I learn how you quote
Who touches a quote. Where the prices live. Which exceptions matter.
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I build around what you already have
Your price lists. Your estimating package. The spreadsheet everyone actually uses. Nothing to migrate.
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Your people keep the judgment
Anything unclear gets flagged for a human. Every number that goes out is still yours.
Why not just buy software?
Software doesn't know your suppliers. Or your catalogues. Or how your team builds a number. Someone still has to connect it to all three.
That connection is the job. Which is why owning estimating software already helps here. It doesn't hurt.
Book a call
Thirty minutes on how you quote today. I'll tell you what's worth automating and what isn't. You get that either way.