Construction & TradesNewfoundland and Labrador
Small contractors lose evenings writing quotes by hand.
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Where it stands
- Sourced (done)
- Kit (done)
- Wanted (next)
- Building
- Solved
How this problem came to be
- FoundA personwho lives it
- Quoted0 claimseach checked against its page
- BriefWrittenand what solved looks like
- MarketNot sizedon the next engine run
- Kit5 steps21 tools · 6 routes
- People0 want0 live it · 0 would test
The problem, broken down
- Who it hurts
- One- or two-person renovation and roofing businesses.
- The moment
- After measuring a job they rebuild the quote late at night, and slow quotes lose jobs to whoever answers first.
- What people do today
- They rebuild each quote from old spreadsheets, supplier price lists and memory.
- Why it's unsolved
- Not known yet. Do you live this? Tell us in the discussion.
- What solved looks like
- A contractor can send an accurate quote, priced at current material costs, the same day they measure the job.
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Not sized yet. The engine reads the figures in the sources, news volume and builders' activity; this fills in on its next run.
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The builder's path for this problem
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