Customers and leads
Store people or companies, status, source, notes, owner, last contact, next follow-up, quotes, orders, documents, and activity.
The MVP is intentionally focused. It covers the quote-to-order workflow, customer management, reusable items, pricing calculations, document links, billing, and tenant-safe data access.
The daily tools a quoting team uses to move a customer from first contact to approved work.
Store people or companies, status, source, notes, owner, last contact, next follow-up, quotes, orders, documents, and activity.
Create draft quotes, add catalog or custom items, review totals, set validity, send links, generate documents, duplicate quotes, and track status.
Convert approved quotes into orders, preserve the original quote snapshot, and track open, in progress, ready, delivered, completed, or overdue work.
Reusable data and calculations that prevent manual pricing mistakes.
Manage products, services, raw materials, bundles, and one-off custom items with SKU, unit, cost, price, margin, tax, and inventory flag.
Use fixed price, cost plus margin, hourly service, raw material waste, or measurement pricing to produce consistent totals.
Review subtotal, discount, tax, shipping, estimated cost, estimated profit, and margin before sending a quote.
Controls that make the SaaS safe enough for multiple companies and paid plans.
Customers can view a clean quote page, approve or reject, and download the generated document without seeing internal costs.
Start with a 14 day trial, apply plan limits, use Stripe Checkout, support Customer Portal, and rely on webhooks for truth.
Use organization isolation, role checks, Supabase RLS, private storage buckets, activity logs, and server-side validation.
The roadmap keeps advanced operations out of the first release so the core sales flow ships faster.