Built by a contractor. For the work you actually do.
The tile changed. The paperwork should keep up.
Keep the room-by-room scope, finish choices, allowances and customer approvals together. When the countertop or tile changes, revise the right work and keep the decision with the job.
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From first contact to site visit
Walk the job. Talk through the work.
Record what you see while it is fresh. Roxy turns your walkthrough into organized notes and scope that can feed the estimate, instead of another notebook to type up tonight.
The work on site
“While you’re here” belongs on the job.
Draft a change order from the requested work, review its price, and put it in front of the customer for approval. Approved changes flow into the job’s money and payment picture.
Finish the punch list. Keep the history.
Keep punch items, photos and completion acceptance with the project. If a warranty call comes later, log it against that job and ask AI to assess it against your recorded terms before you decide.
Estimating, proposals and revisions
Show the price the way you sell.
Send a lump-sum proposal, room-by-room totals or line-item pricing. Add optional upgrades, your terms and a payment schedule. Your internal labor costs and markup stay separate from the customer presentation.
Help them picture the finished room.
Create an AI render from an existing-space photo and your instructions, refine it, and share a before-and-after slider under your company name. Use it to discuss the idea, not as a construction drawing.
Change the countertop. Keep the rest.
Tell Roxy what to change in an estimate, by voice or text. Review the proposed edits before saving. Sent estimates retain previous versions; changes to a sealed estimate follow a separate revision.
Decisions you can come back to
Keep the designer in the conversation.
Give the designer a place to submit selections, share files and message about the job, even before it becomes a project. Designer and client approvals are tracked separately, and submitted costs wait for your team’s approval.
Know when a selection changes the budget.
Track selections and allowances by job. Keep the model, finish, supplier and approval together, and handle an over-budget choice through the change process before it becomes a surprise at collection.
The customer opens the deposit and sees how to pay. Actual demo recording; no payment is submitted in this clip.