Cerrax runs your quoting end to end — or slots into how you already work. Here's the whole journey.
Type the job like the customer said it. “3-bed house, piano, two flights of stairs” — the capture bar reads it, finds the items, and builds the job. You confirm; nothing is guessed behind your back.
The price assembles from the job. Volume, distance, access — every line visible, every pound traceable to a fact of the job. If something needs your eye, it's flagged, not hidden. It never blocks, and it never silently guesses.
Your rates. Your margin. Your call. You set the numbers the engine prices with — figures you'd defend on an invoice. Any price can be overridden, and the override is kept, not swallowed.
A quote page your customer can open. Send the quote as a page — your firm's name on it, the price held firm, a deposit paid on acceptance.
Tell it how the job actually went. The hours, the surprises — and the engine proposes a correction. You approve it; the next quote is sharper. We call it calibration — and you keep it either way.
No — and it never will. Cerrax prices; your CRM, your spreadsheet, or Cerrax's own portal does everything else.
The quote states exactly what it priced — items, volume, conditions. When reality differs, the difference is visible and chargeable, not absorbed.
It always prices — and it tells you when it's unsure and why. Flags are for you to read, not walls to hit.
Yours. Your rates, jobs, and customers are never visible to another firm or to the people you quote.
Month to month, no lock-in. Your quotes, your data, and the calibration work are yours to take with you. Leaving is never a penalty.
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