Quoted on the call. Booked with money down.

A "how much for…" call is worth nothing until there's a number and a deposit. The AI quotes from your price book on the phone — never an invented price — and the texted deposit link turns the maybe into a booked job while the caller is still interested.

The real pipeline — a roofer's four sample quotes: two drafts ready to send, one declined, one confirmed with the deposit paid. The gold band is training mode with its learn-it-first checklist.

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How your team actually runs it

1

The pipeline is the home screen

Every quote in one list — customer, subtotal, deposit, status. Draft → deposit link sent → Confirmed (or Declined, so you stop chasing it). The New Quote panel builds one in seconds: name, phone, pick an item, done. Quotes the AI drafted from calls appear here too, marked by source.

2

The price book is the source of truth

Your services with real units — per square, per hour, per each — and real prices. This is the only thing the AI is allowed to quote from, which is why it never hallucinates a number on the phone. Update a price here and every future quote uses it.

3

Set the deposit once

Settings holds your deposit percent — 25% by default, yours to change. The deposit is the entire psychology of this app: a quote with money down doesn't shop around, doesn't ghost, and doesn't "let me talk to my wife" forever.

4

Every caller has a history

Type a phone number in Customers and see every quote you've ever sent them. The repeat customer who confirmed twice gets treated like it — and the AI on the phone knows them too.

Built for the "how much for…" phone call

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