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If your business sells a service, this applies. Here is how to tell.

The trade changes the vocabulary. It rarely changes the leak.

Flooring calls it an estimate. Contractors call it a bid. Insurance calls it a submission. It is the same broken handoff wearing three sets of vocabulary, and the fix is nearly always in the seam rather than in the tool.

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Estimate. Bid. Submission. three trades, three words, one handoff that leaks.

We work with service businesses of roughly $1M to $30M — trades, contracting and professional services. A trade below has a page because we have already done its homework: the software that trade runs, the specific handoff where its money leaks, the workflows we would build. If your trade is not there, nothing changes about whether we can help. It changes only whether the homework is already written down or gets done live, with you, in the Assessment.

Where the homework is already written down

Two trades, written differently on purpose — the flooring page opens with proof because we have it in that trade; the construction page opens with your own numbers because we do not have it in that one yet, and will not pretend otherwise.

Flooring & remodeling Every estimate built by hand, then typed a second time into accounting. The trade our published case study comes from — measured numbers, method shown. See how → General contractors & construction You already paid for the takeoff. Then the bid went quiet. Leads with the arithmetic on what your unanswered bids are worth. See how →

What a trade page is, and what it is not

It is not a list of who we accept. It is a record of where we have already done the reading.

Writing one of these properly means learning what a trade actually runs on — that flooring shops price in a job platform and invoice in a second system, that general contractors spend hours on a takeoff and then nobody chases the bid. That takes real work, so there are two of them rather than thirty.

If your trade is here, you can skip the part where you explain your world to a vendor. The page already names your software and your specific leak, and you can judge us on whether we got it right before you ever speak to us.

If your trade is not here, the Assessment does exactly the same work — it just happens in a room with you rather than on a page in advance. That is genuinely the whole difference.

Not one of those two? Start from the leak instead.

We work with all of these. What you lose by not having a trade page is the preview, not the service — so pick the leak that sounds like yours instead. One real exception: we do not take regulated healthcare work that handles patient data. We have no compliant offer for it, so we would turn it down rather than let you find out on a call.

Roofing, insurance, real estate, pest control Enquiries arrive when nobody is at a desk, and whoever answers first wins the job. See how → Electrical, HVAC, plumbing, cleaning The same job gets typed into three systems, and one of them is always wrong. See how → Professional services and everyone else Work priced in one system, re-entered in another. It hides in an inbox instead of a truck. See how →

The Assessment does not care whether your trade has a page.

45 to 90 minutes walking one real job end to end in your business. If your trade turns out to leak somewhere we have not seen before, that is a good day for both of us — and it is how the next page here gets written.

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