Stand in the customer's space, take a few photos - or paste a whiteboard shot or a handwritten scope - and FEM drafts the line items for you. It maps what it sees onto your Price Book, flags anything it's unsure about, and drops it all into the same editable estimate you already review before sending.
From the moment you open Quick Input, a job-site photo, whiteboard, or handwritten scope becomes an editable estimate priced from your own Price Book.
In Quick Input, shoot a job-site photo, upload a file or PDF, or paste a whiteboard shot or handwritten scope - up to 5 images, plus an optional typed note that goes in as one richer input.
It turns what it sees into editable line items priced from your Price Book where it can match the work. Generalists can set a per-image trade lens so each photo reads in the right sub-trade context.
The draft lands in the same estimate you always review, with low-confidence lines flagged so you check the right things. Nothing sends on its own. Photos aren't kept on our servers - only the draft remains.
Snap or paste a photo, let it read handwriting, price from your Price Book, then review and edit every line before it sends.
Add up to five images per extraction straight from your phone camera, a saved file, or a pasted screenshot. Drop a typed note in with the photo and AI reads them together as one job. For handyman and other generalist work, set a per-image trade lens so each photo is read in the right sub-trade context.
Photograph your notepad, a shop whiteboard, or a sketched scope and AI turns the scrawl into structured line items. Dense printed specs and PDFs are read with document extraction behind the scenes.
Where AI can match the work, it maps extracted items onto your own Price Book - your names, your prices, your margins - so a photo-built estimate reads like one you typed by hand.
A photo-built draft drops into your normal estimate, with low-confidence lines flagged for a quick check. Edit any field, adjust quantities and prices, and send only when it's right - nothing goes out on its own. Your photos aren't persisted on our servers; only the draft remains.
Ask what else you could quote, and AI reads the whole scene - not only the task in front of you. It drafts the extra work you'd have walked past, priced from your Price Book, for you to keep or cut. A private second set of eyes that never reaches the customer.
Snap the property and ask a plain question - "What else could I quote here?" AI reads the whole scene with your trade in mind, not just the one job you came out for.
It counts what it sees and drafts extra line items inside the services you already offer - mulch refresh, trim the shrubs, clear the deadwood, lay step pavers - each priced from your Price Book.
Every suggestion is a conservative, editable draft. Nothing is added to the total or sent on its own - keep what fits, cut what doesn't, in the same estimate you already review.
Most properties need more than one job. The extra line items you'd have missed are pure incremental revenue - and it only takes one to pay for itself.
You add one or more photos to Quick Input; AI reads them and drafts editable line items you review before sending.
Yes - handwritten notes, whiteboards, and sketched scopes are supported alongside job-site photos.
Yes - it maps what it sees onto your Price Book where it can, so drafts use your real prices.
Yes - photos and a short note go in as one richer input.
It still drafts its best guess and flags low-confidence lines so you know what to double-check.
No - images are used for the extraction and not kept on our servers; only the estimate draft remains.
PNG, JPEG/JPG, HEIC/HEIF, and PDF; up to 5 images per extraction (10 MB each).
No - it's a faster way to populate the same editable draft; you can always type or paste instead.
Try the workflow that reads a job-site photo, whiteboard, or handwritten scope and drops the line items into the estimate you already review.
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