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Bids & pipeline

Commercial bids, ingested.

An RFP or plan set lands as a bid with the scope pulled into a structured record — not retyped into a spreadsheet. From there it moves through one pipeline to a job with estimated-vs-actual costing.

Purpose-built for tint · PPF · flat glass

An RFP lands. The scope gets retyped anyway.

BidScope RFP intake

An RFP lands. The scope is already pulled out.

Forward a plan set or RFP and it lands as a bid, not an attachment to chase down. Mail intake routes inbound bid requests straight into the pipeline, and the scope is pulled into a structured bid — no retyping a line-item list by hand.

  • RFP or plan set forwarded straight into a bid
  • Mail intake routes inbound bid requests into the pipeline
  • Scope pulled into a structured bid Not retyped
  • Every bid tied to a lead from the first email
Pipeline & costing

Every bid tracks estimated vs. actual.

A lead moves through one pipeline, stage by stage, until it wins or dies. A won bid converts directly into the job — no re-entry — and job costing tracks the estimated bid amount against actual cost as the work runs.

  • Leads move through one pipeline, stage by stage
  • A won bid converts straight into a job
  • Job costing tracks estimated vs. actual cost live
  • Customer and sub POs tied to the same job record
Capture & bid

One inbox, one pipeline, one costed job.

An RFP becomes a bid.

Plan sets and RFPs land as a bid with the scope pulled out — no line-item list retyped by hand.

Every inquiry, on the record.

Web forms and inbound email drop straight into a lead — no lead worked from a separate inbox.

One pipeline, every stage.

Leads and bids move through one pipeline with a status on each record, from first contact to won or lost.

Estimated vs. actual, live.

The bid amount becomes the baseline; actual cost tracks against it on the same record as the job runs.

Purchase orders, tied to the job.

Customer POs and subcontractor POs attach to the same job record — no separate PO log to reconcile.

A draft PO before you commit.

Purchasing drafts a PO from the job scope, ready to send to a supplier once the numbers are checked.

A bid starts before the job record does.

  1. 01Lead
  2. 02Measure
  3. 03Quote
  4. 04Schedule
  5. 05Install
  6. 06Invoice

It starts as a lead

A web form or an inbound email lands as a lead and drops into the pipeline automatically.

Lead formsMail intake

Measure on the plan

Take off panes and square footage straight from the plan PDF — nothing re-keyed by hand.

PDF takeoffSurvey model

Quote in minutes

Per-film Good/Better/Best pricing becomes a tokenized proposal your customer opens with one tap.

Per-film pricingProposals

Schedule the crew

Book the install, assign the crew, and route the day — every appointment tied to the work order.

SchedulingDay-route dispatch

Install and verify

The crew works the job; photos, glass readings, and a readiness check attach to the record.

Field appReadiness

Get paid

Deposit and balance collect against the job, and QuickBooks stays in sync — one record, closed out.

InvoicingPayments
The flow

One job, six stages, one record.

01 · Lead

It lands in the pipeline, not an inbox.

Lead forms · Mail intake
02 · Measure

Measured from the plans, once.

PDF takeoff · Per-room totals
03 · Quote

Priced from the takeoff, opened with one tap.

Proposal · E-sign · Deposit
04 · Cut

Nested before a blade moves.

2-D nesting · Waste % · Roll inventory
05 · Schedule

One board, crew to route.

Dispatch · Crew routes · Field app
06 · Invoice

Paid against the job, synced to QuickBooks.

Invoicing · Payments · QuickBooks

Bids & pipeline, answered.

What file types can I submit for an RFP?

PDF plan sets and RFP documents, forwarded by email through mail intake or attached directly. The scope is pulled into a structured bid — no retyping a line-item list by hand.

Can multiple bidders or subcontractors work the same bid?

Yes. A bid can carry subcontractor POs against the same job, and open work can be posted to the subcontractor marketplace for bids from your network.

What happens when a bid converts to a job?

A won bid becomes the job directly — no re-entry. Customer and sub POs, job costing, and the rest of the platform pick up from there.

Can I track bid win rate?

Every bid carries a status through the pipeline, so wins and losses stay on the record — win rate is visible from that history.

Does job costing compare estimated vs. actual?

Yes — the bid amount sets the estimate, and actual cost tracks against it on the same record as the job runs.

Send us an RFP. Watch it become a bid.

Forward a real plan set or RFP and we'll run the intake live — scope pulled out, dropped into the pipeline, and costed against a job — on a single record.

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