Quote the job before you leave the driveway.
Tap your measurements in on site and the price works itself out from what you normally charge. Finish it there or at the kitchen table; either way the numbers are already in it.
Stringline learns your prices from quotes you've already sent.
Stringline needs to know what you charge for each kind of work. Instead of typing it all in, upload a few old quotes: PDFs or photos of printed ones, up to 30 at a time. Stringline works out your rates from them, walls by the square metre, skirting by the metre, doors each.
It's an AI model doing the reading, and it can misread a bad scan or a lump-sum quote. That's why nothing is saved until you've been through it and kept what's right.
Tap it in on site. Your customer accepts it on their phone.
Tap the dimensions in room by room and the quantities fall out. The price comes off the rates you just checked, so the quote is built as you walk the house.
The quote goes out as a tidy page with your name on it, and your customer accepts by typing their name. The deposit invoice is raised the moment they do. If they go quiet, follow-ups go out on your schedule and stop as soon as the quote is accepted or declined.
Quote for 14 Sefton Street
Follow-up 2 of 3 goes Thursday if there's no reply.
Find the rates you're quoting too low.
Time clocked on site is tied to the quote line that priced it. When a rate keeps running over, Stringline shows you which one, with the jobs to prove it, and offers to move it.
Stringline never moves a rate on its own. Your prices stay yours.
Across three finished jobs this took a third longer than you price it at. Moving it adds $1.63 a square metre.
Keep it running while you try this.
Your old quotes are the only thing you need to bring. Try it on the next few jobs that come in, and if it earns its keep, it's one flat price for the whole crew.
- Everyone on your team, at the one price
- Quotes, jobs, scheduling, clock-on and invoicing
- Invoices into Xero on their own
- 14-day free trial, nothing to pay up front
Questions first? The common ones are answered here, or email hello@stringline.co.nz and a person writes back.