One place for the whole roofing job.

Keep the roof, estimate, documents, schedule, and invoices connected.

Sample jobRG-2048

Martinez residence

1420 Sandpiper Ln · Tampa, FL

Roof accepted · Estimate in review
Roof
32.4 sq · accepted
Documents
8 files
Next step
Approve estimate

The work changes. The job record stays.

Each stage reads what the last stage established. The property and evidence do not disappear when the work moves from a roof review to an invoice.

  1. 1

    Roof

    Start from the property, review the facets, and preserve the accepted measurement with its source trail.

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  2. 2

    Estimate

    Bring accepted quantities into the scope, then price and review the work your company plans to perform.

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  3. 3

    Documents

    Keep source estimates, photos, contracts, reports, and signed files on the same property record.

  4. 4

    Schedule

    Assign the crew and dates without rebuilding the customer, address, scope, or job notes somewhere else.

  5. 5

    Invoice

    Track what was billed, what was paid, and what remains, with the amount tied back to the job.

Tools help complete the work. Jobs keep that work together.

A standalone tool answers a focused question. Job context adds the customer, property, evidence, current status, and the next valid action.

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