For integrators
One job. One record. Five tools fewer.
You survey, spec, price, install and maintain. The work is not the problem — the number of places the same job has to be typed is.
What changes
Four things that stop happening.
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The drawing writes the quote
Set columns, rows, pitch, module and cabinet size once. The bill of materials — cabinets, mounts, power, install labour — comes out of that geometry, priced on your own rate card. Change the drawing and the quote follows.
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The client sees their own wall
A photoreal mockup on the actual room photo, not a line drawing and a pixel pitch. This is usually the difference between a proposal that gets discussed and one that gets signed.
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Sign-off without an attachment
One link. They approve, e-sign, pay a deposit or request changes, and you are notified the moment they do. No account for them to create, no PDF version to go stale in someone's inbox.
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The account does not go cold
Serials, install dates and warranty terms are in the record from day one. Service visits log against the asset they were performed on. The owner keeps a portal on your branding — so when something needs doing, you are the obvious call.
White-label
It is your name on it, not ours
Set your logo, colours and footer once. Every proposal, owner portal, technical drawing and export carries them. Your client sees your company — there is no InSitu badge on the pages they look at.
See what a client receivesYour logo, your colours — on every proposal and portal
Next step
Run one job through it.
Start free, put a live job through end to end, and judge it on whether the client signs.