Quote it on the call, cut the roll right.
Per-film pricing quotes the job while the customer is still on the phone. E-sign the proposal, collect a deposit, and the cut optimizer nests every pane on the roll before a blade moves.
Tint shops don't lose money on install. They lose it on the quote.
Measure the vehicle, price the film, on the same screen.
Photograph the vehicle or draw the opening, and SightLine turns it into a per-film quote before the customer leaves the counter — no separate price sheet, no second call back.
- Photo or plan takeoff, on-site or from the counter
- Per-film pricing tied to your film library
- No re-measuring once the crew arrives
- Feeds straight into the quote No re-entry
Every pane nested before the blade moves.
The 2-D cut optimizer lays each measured pane against the roll you actually have in stock and reports the waste percentage before you cut — not after.
- Nested against real roll inventory on hand
- Waste percentage shown before a blade moves
- Low-stock rolls flagged before the job, not during it
- Weight-based roll inventory, not a headcount
One record, lead to warranty.
A calendar that hard-blocks double bookings.
Crew assignments and the day's route stay on one calendar — drag to reschedule, no overlap.
Invoice the moment it's done.
Deposit and balance collect against the job record, and QuickBooks stays in sync automatically.
Coverage on every job.
Warranty terms attach to the job record — searchable the day a customer calls back.
Reminders sent for you.
Appointment reminders and follow-up messages go out automatically — no SMS account to wire up.
Connects to what you already run.
Zapier, webhooks, and a documented API connect SightLine to the rest of your stack.
Know the margin before you invoice.
Film, labor, and overhead roll up per job, so the margin is never a surprise at the end.
Quoting is one step. The record is the whole job.
- 01Lead
- 02Measure
- 03Quote
- 04Schedule
- 05Install
- 06Invoice
It starts as a lead
A web form or an inbound email lands as a lead and drops into the pipeline automatically.
Measure on the plan
Take off panes and square footage straight from the plan PDF — nothing re-keyed by hand.
Quote in minutes
Per-film Good/Better/Best pricing becomes a tokenized proposal your customer opens with one tap.
Schedule the crew
Book the install, assign the crew, and route the day — every appointment tied to the work order.
Install and verify
The crew works the job; photos, glass readings, and a readiness check attach to the record.
Get paid
Deposit and balance collect against the job, and QuickBooks stays in sync — one record, closed out.
One job, six stages, one record.
It lands in the pipeline, not an inbox.
Lead forms · Mail intakeMeasured from the plans, once.
PDF takeoff · Per-room totalsPriced from the takeoff, opened with one tap.
Proposal · E-sign · DepositNested before a blade moves.
2-D nesting · Waste % · Roll inventoryOne board, crew to route.
Dispatch · Crew routes · Field appPaid against the job, synced to QuickBooks.
Invoicing · Payments · QuickBooksWindow tint, answered.
Does it handle both automotive and architectural tint?
Yes. A tint job carries film square footage and pane-level detail, so the same takeoff and quote work for a car window or a storefront.
How does per-film pricing work?
Every film in your library carries its own cost and sell price. The quote prices the exact film on the job, not a flat per-square-foot average.
Can customers sign and pay from their phone?
Yes. Proposals are e-signed, and a deposit can be collected on the same link before the job is scheduled.
What happens to warranty information after the install?
Warranty terms attach to the job record automatically, so a callback months later is one search away, not a filing-cabinet hunt.
Is there a limit on technician logins?
No. Every technician, front-desk staff, and owner gets a login on every plan — seats are never metered.
Bring in a real film job. Watch it quote itself.
Send us a job you're about to quote and we'll run it live — measured takeoff, per-film pricing, and a nested cut plan — on a single record.
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