Price glass by the square foot from your own rates, add the hardware and the install, and track the job from measure to install. No more holding it all in your head.
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| Line | Type | Qty | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| SiteSite measure | Labour | 1.0 h | $95.00 |
| 10 mm clear tempered, supplier | Outside | 28 sq ft | $616.00 |
| Polished edges | Labour | 1.5 h | $112.50 |
| Hinges and clamps, chrome | Material | 1 set | $285.00 |
| SiteInstall | Labour | 3.0 h | $285.00 |
Measurements on a notepad, prices on a calculator.
Square feet, hardware and install on one quote, from your own rates.
Supplier orders tracked in your head.
Supplier glass on a purchase order with an expected date, tied to the job.
The install ran long, and nobody knows by how much.
Install hours tracked on site, so the next quote is closer.
Price glass, mirror and panels per square foot from your own library, or by the sheet or the lite. Any unit you sell by.
Hinges, clamps, channel and handles saved with your prices, ready to add to any quote.
Tempered and cut-to-size glass from your supplier, on the quote with your markup, then on a purchase order with an expected date.
Mark the measure and the install as site work, and track them apart from shop time.
Snap a photo of the measured sketch or upload the drawing. Quinn reads the sizes and notes and drafts the lines for you to check.
A branded PDF the customer can accept online, then a work order for the shop.
Forward the customer’s email and the photo of the opening. Quinn reads the sizes, adds the glass, hardware and install, and lists the questions to ask before you send. A click on each line marks the measure and the install as site work.
The free rate calculator works out your real hourly rate from your equipment, labour and overhead, and shows what you leave on the table today.
Price material in the unit you buy and sell it in: kg, lb, sheet, square foot, linear foot, board foot or each. It is your library, so the unit is whatever you type.
Yes. Mark the measure and the install as site work. They stay marked on the work order and in job costing, so you can see what the site time really cost.
No. It puts the supplier’s glass on the quote as an outside line with your markup, and on a purchase order with the supplier and an expected date so you can see what is due in. You still place the order with your supplier.
Drop in the spreadsheet or price list you quote from today and Quinn fills in your rates, showing where each number came from. Or send your files and Andrew, Quotara’s founder, sets up your shop for you, usually within one business day.
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