QuoteIQ Brand Kit

On the phone, the user asks QuoteIQ AI where things stand with a customer and gets a summary of the accepted estimate, unpaid invoice and scheduled install.

On the phone, the user describes the job in plain words until the quality meter reads Strong, then generates an estimate with two drafted services.

After a customer's call ends, the contractor's lock screen shows a Virtual Call Team notification, then the call list opens to a summary, cost breakdown and transcript.

On the phone, a contractor chooses Generate with AI, describes the finished result, generates an AI after photo of the house, then picks a layout.

In Claude, the user asks for a sod install invoice; the draft waits on QuoteIQ's AI Assistant page, the user approves it and Claude confirms it was created.

On the phone, while adding a service to an invoice, the user opens the AI Writing Assistant, types a prompt, picks a tone and generates a service description.

On the customer's phone, the contact step is filled in with a verified address and referral source, then the last step offers notes, a discount code and photos.

On the phone, the user picks a customer, adds a Sod Installation service with a price per square foot, then reviews the estimate details, billing totals and options.

On the phone, the user builds good, better and best options; the customer's browser shows three choices, and the list then shows the accepted option.

On the phone, the customer draws a signature, agrees to e-sign, taps through the Signature, Initials and Date fields until all are signed, and sees a confirmation.

In the customer's browser, the portal home shows a welcome banner and balance summary, then the customer opens Invoices and My Requests, which lists a submitted service request.

A customer texts a question from their phone, the owner's ClientHub shows it, an AI Auto-Reply answers automatically, and the reply arrives on the customer's phone.

On the phone, the QuoteIQ Cam home screen is scrolled through its quick actions and the Recent, Inspections, Job forms, Before & After, Gallery and Team activity sections.

On the phone, a technician filling out an inspection report attaches a photo to a question, then reuses property pictures through the Choose from Inspection sheet.

On desktop, the user drags a job in the day view from 2 PM to 1 PM, sees a Moved to 1:00 PM notice, and clicks Undo.

On desktop, the Route Map shows a crew's four stops, the user clicks Auto Optimize, the stops reorder, and the route's distance and drive time drop.

On desktop, the owner views Live Crew Trackers and sees tooltips for a crew with two members nearby and a recent location update, above the member list.

On the phone, a crew member runs the time clock through a break up to eight hours, while the owner's desktop table updates with the entry and total.

On desktop in MapMeasure Pro, the user clicks around a roof corner by corner, closes the outline to get area and perimeter, then switches the area unit.

On the customer's phone, an invoice page with a Pay button gives way to a review page with five stars and a comment box.

On the phone, the contractor opens the Subscriptions tab, taps Create, chooses Invoice Subscriptions and Manual Billing, then picks a billing period from the frequency menu.

The contractor creates a QR payment link on the phone, and a second phone shows the customer's pay page beside it, where they enter details and pay.

On desktop, the owner opens QuoteIQ Payments, turns on Accept ACH Bank Payments, confirms the Stripe setup steps with I've Enabled It, and sees both toggles on.

On desktop, the owner's dashboard shows sales, revenue and outstanding invoices; a customer pays one on their phone and the totals and unpaid list update.