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Bids drafted, subs chased, owners updated, on schedule.

We build into the estimating, project, and inbox tools your company already runs, so bid requests get answered and drafted from past jobs, submittals and pay applications get chased, and owners hear where the project stands.

The problem

Bid invitations arrive faster than the estimator can read them. Submittals wait on a sub who did not reply. The owner calls for a schedule update that lives in someone's head.

How it goes live

Six steps, the same on every install.

We start with how your company runs, not with software. Nothing gets ripped out, and nothing gets migrated.

  1. 01Map the operationWe sit with the people doing the work and follow leads, quotes, money, and messages through the tools that carry them today.
  2. 02Set the scope and the priceYou get the outcome, the boundaries, and one set price in writing before anything is built. It moves only if the scope does.
  3. 03Connect your stackWe build into the CRM, inbox, phone line, and payment tools you already run. The first working build is in your hands within two weeks.
  4. 04Run in review modeThe system reads real events and prepares real work. Your team approves every result before it goes out, and we make a round of changes every week.
  5. 05Grant narrow authorityProven, routine actions start running on their own, inside limits, with escalation rules and a full record.
  6. 06Launch and run itWe take it live, watch it in production, and stay on to run and improve it every month.

Questions

What contractors ask first.

Will it send a bid on its own?

No. It drafts from past jobs and your unit costs. An estimator reviews and approves every number before a bid leaves the building.

Does it work with Procore or Buildertrend?

We build into the project and estimating tools you already run and write both ways. Nothing gets migrated, and every connection is verified before a document depends on it.

What does it cost?

One set price in writing after mapping, changed only by a scope change. Ongoing operation is a separate monthly line, disclosed with the build price. We do not publish fees.

Your first department

Bring the process you still run by hand.

One mapping call. You leave with the system design, the price in writing, and the date it goes live. The first build lands in two weeks.

Case studies

Three installations, and what changed inside them.

Names withheld, every number from a system running in production.

Read the case studies