A number per row, with a range
How long a job will take
How many hours will each job take?
A number per row, with a rangeIllustration with sample data
hours on site
- #22101,240Range 980–1,510
- #2223860Range 690–1,030
- #2236430Range 320–560
- #22492,100Range 1,720–2,480
The problem
Every quote assumes the average job; the old building with a first visit and a long drive blows the day's schedule.
What you get
Quote and schedule each job on its real duration.
What you need
Past jobs with type, crew, units, distance and the hours they took.
How it works
- 01
Connect your tool, upload a file, or use sample data.
- 02
We learn from your past cases, check the result is honest, and explain it in plain words.
- 03
You get the list to act on, with reasons and the money at stake.
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