Quote requests that ask the right questions
Project type, location, floor area, scope, target start and budget band, captured before the enquiry reaches your estimator instead of after three phone calls.
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Enquiries that arrive with scope, site and budget attached — so you quote instead of interrogate.
A construction company website in the Philippines earns its keep in exactly one place: the quote request.
An animated blueprint: a floor plan and its dimension lines draw themselves, then each room lights up in gold as a quote sheet beside it prices the dining, kitchen and storage areas down to a peso total marked sent to the client.
One site visit gives you the plan, the scope and the price in a single quote.
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Project type, location, floor area, scope, target start and budget band, captured before the enquiry reaches your estimator instead of after three phone calls.
A client portal with milestones, percentage of completion, photos and approved variations. The calls asking where are we drop away.
Foremen log manpower, deliveries, weather delays and accomplishment photos from the site. Head office sees it the same afternoon, not at month end.
Material requests raised on site, canvassed against your supplier list, approved by the right person and tracked to delivery, with the paper trail kept.
Every quotation gets an automatic check-in before it goes stale, and your estimator sees which ones are still live instead of guessing.
Approved site photos flow into the project library, and finished jobs become portfolio pages without anyone re-uploading them.
Service pages by trade, project pages with scope, location and completion date, accreditations, and a quote request form built around your estimating process.
Daily reports, photo uploads, manpower counts, material requests and delivery confirmations from the field. Branded Android app from the Pro package.
Trained on your trades, coverage areas, past project types and how you price. It qualifies the enquiry and passes a usable brief to your estimator.
Projects, budgets, manpower, materials, subcontractors, progress billing and variation orders, in one system instead of eleven spreadsheets.

Hardware & Building Supply
A hardware store in an app: browse by trade, save to a wishlist, add in one tap and check out.
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Construction Supply
Online hardware store with priced building materials, stock status, cart, checkout and door-to-door delivery.
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Starter at ₱99,000 covers a company site with service pages, a project portfolio, a structured quote request form and the lifetime AI assistant, live in about 5 working days. Pro at ₱149,000 adds a branded Android app for site reporting. Business at ₱199,000 is where the client portal and project tracking live. Fifty percent down, the balance at milestones, with hosting, domain, emails and a year of support included.
Three things. Project pages that name the scope, location, size and completion date, because clients compare like for like. A quote form that asks for floor area, site and timeline, so your estimator can respond with a real number. And a fast reply, which is what the AI assistant covers when your team is on site and the enquiry lands at 6pm on a Friday.
Yes, through a client portal in the Business build or the construction management system. Each client sees their own project: milestones, percentage of completion, approved variation orders, progress photos and billing status. You control what is published. Most contractors tell us this alone removes several calls a week from the project engineer's day.
Yes. Foremen submit daily reports from a phone, including manpower on site, deliveries received, weather delays, accomplishment photos and material requests. Head office gets it the same day, and the data feeds progress billing and payroll instead of being retyped. It pairs with a biometric attendance system where you need verified site hours.
Yes, and it usually should. We split the site by the buyer, not by your org chart: a homeowner researching a house build reads very different pages from a developer looking for a general contractor. Same portfolio, different entry paths, and the quote form branches so each one is asked only the questions that matter.
Yes. A supplier or subcontractor registration form collects company details, trade, licences, capacity and documents, then routes to procurement rather than to a general inbox. Records sit in your admin panel so canvassing starts from an accredited list. This is part of the procurement module when you take the full system.
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