The office
Ask Orvo
Tell it the way you would tell the office. It drafts the estimate, the change order, or the contract. You decide.
Ask Orvo is the agent on the job. You say what you would say to the person at the desk: price this like the last one, write the change for the porch, turn the accepted estimate into the contract.
The draft waits for you. You can fill a missing price or a missing field before you approve. Nothing that spends money, signs a name, or promises a date leaves unless you say so. You stay responsible for what goes out.
- From work you did
- Estimates price from jobs and assemblies the company already has.
- The draft
- Change orders and contracts come forward with a price and a markup you can read.
- Approval
- The queue holds the draft. You approve it, or you do not. It does not send itself.
- You stay in charge
- The agent does not run the company. You do.