Built for every product line

One engine, tailored to whatever you sell. The same Salesforce connector, estimator and price sheets, drawings and measurements, paperwork check, completion bar, install booking, commission check and marketing tools can be set up for any home-improvement product — the products home-improvement reps sell, not only gutters.

It is built and proven on gutter protection today. Each other product line is tailored on request: that line's price sheet, measurements, paperwork and install rules go in, and everything else works the way it already does for gutters.

Gutter protectionFeet per side and story, corners, downspoutsLive today
Gutters & downspoutsFeet, size and color, elbows, downspout codesLive today
Soffit & fasciaFascia and soffit feet, rotted boardsLive today
Permanent lightingThe same eave feet as gutter protection, plus zones and boxes (how)Live today
Water filtration & softenersHousehold size, water test, entry pointOn request
Bath & shower remodelsWall and floor sizes, fixtures, valveOn request
Tubs & walk-in tubsAlcove size, door and hall widths, water heaterOn request
Windows & doorsCount, rough opening width × height, styleOn request
RoofingSquares, pitch, ridges, hips, valleys, layersOn request
SidingWall area, openings, corners, trimOn request
Garage floor coatingsFloor square feet, cracks, slab conditionOn request
Basement waterproofingPerimeter feet, wall height, sumpOn request
StairliftsStair runs, steps, turns and landings, rail lengthOn request
Sunrooms & patio coversFootprint, attachment wall, roof typeOn request

Built and proven on gutter protection today. Gutter protection, gutters, soffit & fascia and permanent lighting run in the app now. Every line marked “On request” is tailored from the same engine when an office asks for it.

What changes for each product line

Price sheet and product codes. That line's catalog, retail and commission tiers, in the estimator and Good-Better-Best.
Measurement inputs. Squares and pitch for roofing, window counts and sizes, floor square feet for coatings, stair runs and turns for stairlifts — from EaveDrop where it measures them, or typed at the table.
The paperwork set. That line's order sheets and exhibits, the cover sheet wording, and the paperwork check that compares them with the quote.
Install scheduling rules. Crew type, job length, arrival windows and lead time for that product's install work order.
Salesforce product bundles. The bundles and lines Salesforce expects for that product, so the quote, the order and the work order come through the same way they do for gutters.

What stays the same

The customer card, the day screen and the route.
The Salesforce connection — ledger, remote control or on its own — with everything read back and checked.
The before-the-contract pop-up, the completion bar and install booking.
Action Needed's nightly check, the job file and the cover sheet.
Commission earned, waiting and paid, checked against your pay record.
Reviews, referrals, second chances, finish-the-house and Praxis Virtual Sales Rep — each waiting for your yes.

How a product line is added

The office shares that line's price sheet, order forms and install rules.
They are loaded into the estimator, the paperwork check and install booking, and matched to that line's Salesforce bundles.
Test quotes are read back from Salesforce until they match to the dollar.
It is switched on for the reps who sell that line.

What it does, step by step

Start from the engine that runs gutter protection today: the card, the Salesforce connection, the estimator, the paperwork check, the completion bar, install booking, commissions and the marketing tools.
Load the product line's price sheet and product codes into the estimator and Good-Better-Best.
Set its measurement inputs: squares and pitch for roofing, window counts and sizes, floor square feet for coatings, stair runs and turns for stairlifts.
Add its order sheets and exhibits, and the paperwork check rules that compare them with the quote.
Set its install rules and match its Salesforce product bundles, then read test quotes back until they match to the dollar.
Switch it on for the reps who sell that line. Everything else works the way it does for gutters.

Time it saves Estimates

Task	By hand, typically	With the app, typically
Learning a separate system for each product line	Weeks per system	The same card and screens
Quoting a second product on the same visit	15–25 min in Salesforce	2–3 min in the same estimator
Checking paperwork for a new product line	By hand, line by line	The same nightly check, with that line's rules

Once a line is tailored, typically the same 2–4 hours a week per rep as on gutter protection.

Typical estimates, not guarantees.

Errors it prevents Guesstimates

Salesforce build doesn't match the sheetEach product line's quote is built through its own Salesforce bundles and read back to the dollar.Guesstimate: 1–2 kickbacks a month avoided per line
Missing order sheetThe paperwork check knows which sheets each product line needs.Guesstimate: about 1 a month avoided per line
No payment methodThe same before-the-contract pop-up runs for every product.Guesstimate: about 1 a month avoided

Time figures are typical estimates for an active rep, not guarantees. Error figures are guesstimates for a rep closing about 10 jobs a month. Both vary with the rep, the office and the job.

Who it helps

The repOne app for every product you sell, learned once.
Office & installersEvery product line's jobs arrive built and checked the same way.
The customerOne clear quote and one install conversation, whatever they buy.
The managerEvery rep and every product line on the same card and the same numbers.