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The estimator
17 · The estimator ticker

Tap any job on the ticker and price it, and watch your jobs climb to Sale

The estimator ticker sits on the dashboard, right above Build Quote Price, and it is your last 30 days of jobs in rows: Today, Sale, Demos, No Demos and Canceled. Every job is a chip in its result color — green sale, yellow demo, orange no demo, black canceled, and white for one of today's jobs that isn't resulted yet. A sold job shows its job number; the rest show the customer's last name. A long row drifts slowly so the whole month passes by, and you can drag or flick it to find a job yourself.

Every chip opens the estimator. Tap one and the estimator opens on that customer, with their name, address, phone and email already filled in and their most recent saved quote loaded — or, on a sold job, the company's work order. No searching and no re-typing: re-price a demo that didn't close, or price a no demo from scratch, straight from the strip. The tap only opens the job; nothing is sent or synced until you do it yourself.

It keeps you moving jobs up. Your demos and no demos sit in their own rows, where you see them every time you open the app, so they don't go quiet. Run the demo, re-quote it, close it — and the next time the dashboard loads, that chip has climbed a row: No Demo → Demo → Sale. Tap Sale and it opens into Installed, Collected and Verified, so you can see how far each sale's money has come; tap Today and it opens the blue Installing row for jobs going in today.

The estimator ticker with both rows opened: Today with chips in their result colors, a blue Installing row, Sale with its Installed, Collected and Verified rows, then Demos, No Demos and Canceled. A No Demo chip is circled to show it is tapped, which opens the estimator on that customer.
The ticker with Today and Sale opened, rendered from the app's own ticker with sample data: made-up customers and job numbers, no real customer is shown. Tap the image to fill the screen.
YOUR MOVES: TAP THE CHIP, WORK IT IN THE ESTIMATOR, RESULT IT THEN THE MONEY No Demo Demo Sale Installed Collected Verified tap · the estimator opensrun the demo, price it tap · last quote loadedre-price it, close it filled in from the job's records:work order, payment, pay record A move shows on the ticker the next time the dashboard loads.
A diagram of how a job climbs the ticker. Not a real job.
The rows, in plain English
  1. Today: today's jobs. White until resulted, then in their result color.
  2. Installing: the install date is today. It is not finished yet.
  3. Installed: the install is marked complete, or its install date passed within the last 60 days.
  4. Collected: the payment is marked collected, or the installed job's commission is in.
  5. Verified: the payout is matched on your own pay record.
How you use it
  1. Open the dashboard. The ticker is right above Build Quote Price.
  2. Read Demos and No Demos first: that is the work that pays next.
  3. Tap a chip. The estimator opens on that customer, filled in, with the last quote loaded.
  4. Price it, save it, result it. Next time the dashboard loads, the chip has moved up a row.
  5. Tap Sale or Today to open the rows under them.

What it does, step by step

  1. The ticker sits on the dashboard, above Build Quote Price: Today, Sale, Demos, No Demos and Canceled, one chip per job from the last 30 days.
  2. Each chip is in its result color. Sold jobs show the job number; the rest show the customer's last name.
  3. Tap a chip and the estimator opens on that customer, filled in, with the newest saved quote loaded, or the work order on a sold job.
  4. Price it, save it and result it. The next time the dashboard loads, the chip has moved up a row: No Demo, Demo, Sale.
  5. Tap Sale to open Installed, Collected and Verified; tap Today to open the blue Installing row.

Time it saves Estimates

TaskBy hand, typicallyWith the app, typically
Finding a customer to re-quote2–3 min of searching and re-typingOne tap on the chip
Seeing which demos and no demos are still openA list you keep yourselfTwo rows on the dashboard
Finding where each sale's money is15–20 min a week across recordsA glance

Typically about an hour a week, more for a rep working a lot of demos.

Typical estimates, not guarantees.

Errors it prevents Guesstimates

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

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