See the office side.
Customer relationships, scheduling, production, and job costing in the same connected program.
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See MeasureClose in action.
Follow one fictional flooring project from the first inquiry through measurement, estimate, proposal, and the office-to-installation handoff.
NARRATED APPLICATION DEMONSTRATION
Product Coming SoonThe complete narrated product tour.
Follow one fictional flooring project from the first conversation through measurement, estimating, the customer proposal, and the office-to-installation handoff.
Actual application captures with fictional demo data. Workflow explanations and roadmap cards are labelled separately. Narrated with an AI voice.
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Imported-plan preview: This sequence shows work in development. Takeoff from imported plans remains a planned capability.
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One connected job. Office to Field to installation.
Welcome to MeasureClose. See how Main Office and the Android Field app connect a flooring project from first conversation to installation. This is a fictional demonstration.
MAIN — Create the lead
Start in Main by recording the lead's contact details and project needs.
MAIN — Find a time that works
Choose the estimator, check live availability, and schedule the customer visit.
MAIN — One customer, a connected project
The customer hub keeps each project connected to the same customer.
MAIN — Review the imported house plan
A house plan provides a starting point. We reviewed the scale and corrected the doorway outlines manually. These four areas total five hundred seventy-six square feet. Imported plans need review.
MAIN — Save the checked starting drawing
Save the checked drawing for Field, while retaining earlier versions. Reference plans support preparation, but measurements still need verification at the job site.
FIELD — Build the room wall by wall
On the tablet, draw the room wall by wall. Watch the length as you move, or use the side keypad to enter the exact measurement.
FIELD — Close and save the room
Review the closing wall and save the room. Dimensions sit inside the walls, keeping adjoining rooms easier to read.
FIELD — Record what is there
Record the existing flooring, subfloor, baseboards, furniture and other room conditions.
FIELD — Different rooms, different materials
Assign different materials to different rooms: carpet here, and luxury vinyl in the dining area.
FIELD — Define each installation scope
Define the installation scope for each room group. Flooring systems and room conditions help organize the work. Review preparation, removal, trim and other requirements before building the offer.
FIELD — Select the exact product
Select the exact product from the downloaded catalog. Review the estimate's quantities, costs, selling prices, taxes and margins. Manual lines let you include work that needs its own description and price.
FIELD — Review the carpet cut layout
For carpet, inspect the saved cut layout, seams and roll usage. Review placement and waste before adopting the layout for the estimate.
FIELD — Present the selected scope
Preview the customer proposal and check that it presents the intended scope. These demonstration prices are fictional.
FIELD — Review tax and the total
Review tax and the final total before approval. This original offer totals four thousand nine dollars and thirty-three cents.
MAIN — Confirm the Field work arrived
Save Project on the tablet, then use Sync All when connected. Main shows the received rooms and revision.
MAIN — Review the saved room drawing
Office can review the received drawing and room conditions, keeping the field work connected to the project.
FIELD — Preserve the approved document
The original proposal carries visible demonstration signatures. Its signed PDF stays with the project, preserving what was approved.
MAIN — The signed amounts stay intact
Main retains the signed total, including the saved tax and minimum installation charge.
FIELD — Confirm the same saved total
The tablet shows the same signed amount. Later offers remain separate revisions.
Revise the offer. Keep the signed history.
Create a new offer when the scope changes, while preserving the original signed agreement.
FIELD — A new offer with staged payments
This unsigned revision is above five thousand dollars. Its payment schedule shows a fifty-percent deposit and fifty-percent balance, with the final cent allocated by rounding.
CUSTOMER — Review the same proposal online
The customer can review the proposal online, with the same total, tax and payment schedule. Office and customer are looking at the same offer.
CUSTOMER — Approval is an explicit action
Approval is an explicit customer action. This revised demonstration offer remains unsigned.
Customer approval and payment links
After approval, payment links support the next step using the company's configured methods. We omit checkout here to keep banking information private. No payment is made in this demonstration.
MAIN — Keep the saved carpet decisions
Office can inspect the saved carpet layout. Attachments for the signed job retain that agreement's layout and cut decisions.
PRODUCTION — Prepare the crew’s work order
Production prepares a separate crew work order with labor scope, instructions and selected attachments. This demonstration work order remains an unsent draft.
PRODUCTION — Give the crew an ordered scope
The work-order PDF gives the crew an organized sequence of tasks, job details and special instructions, with the crew's pay lines.
INSTALLER — The room drawing travels with the job
The selected room drawing travels with the job, including customer identification and wall dimensions inside the rooms.
INSTALLER — Keep the saved cut decisions
The carpet attachment carries the saved room seams, roll placement and cut schedule, so installation instructions follow the reviewed layout.
INSTALLER — Record conditions before and after work
An optional customer condition and sign-off sheet provides space for existing damage, customer initials, cleanup, outstanding work and final sign-off.
OFFICE + INSTALLER — A practical job checklist
A separate installer and Office checklist supports preparation, installation and closeout. These are blank demonstration forms, not a claim that installation has been completed.
Main Office: keep the job together.
Main Office brings leads, customers, appointments, Field receipts, proposals and production together. Multiple projects stay under one customer. Office reviews the saved scope before preparing the crew's paperwork.
Field: measure, estimate and present.
Field connects measured rooms, conditions, products and estimates. Review options, quantities, prices, tax and margins, then present the proposal. Save locally and sync with Main when connected.
Coming next: first-release readiness.
Next comes first-release readiness: real Office and tablet testing, provider checks and recovery verification. Planned directions include verified laser support, company onboarding and hosting, followed by phased accounting and integration work.
MeasureClose From the first conversation to the finished job.
MeasureClose. From the first conversation to the finished job. Explore Main Office and Field together. Coming soon.
Explore application screenshots
Still images from the approved demonstrations, with fictional project data. Open a capture for a closer look.
Short illustrated summaries
Two 56-second illustrations explain the Main Office and Field workflows. These use fictional examples; the narrated demos above show the actual application.
ILLUSTRATED PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product Coming SoonMain Office overview
Follow the office workflow in seven illustrated chapters—from the first inquiry through project review, crew coordination, collection, and job-costing comparisons.
Illustrated workflow · Fictional examples · Actual app appearance may differ.
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Start with the customer.
Capture inquiries, follow up and turn qualified leads into lasting customer relationships.
Keep the job together.
Keep contacts, estimates and project files together. Import a photo or PDF of an existing house diagram; takeoff from imported plans is planned for the future.
Connect office and field.
Schedule the visit, assign the estimator and review the project work returned from the tablet.
Review the offer.
Keep the office involved as estimates become customer proposals and approved work.
Give crews clear direction.
Prepare work orders around each crew’s scope, with the details they need on site.
Follow through to collection.
Track approved changes, verified payments and the remaining balance without losing the original record.
See the business behind the job.
Review job costing and final profit margin. Compare sold-job margin with actual production margin to learn from each job, alongside catalogs, reports, commissions and company tools.
ILLUSTRATED PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product Coming SoonField tablet overview
Explore the tablet workflow in seven illustrated chapters, including room measurements, conditions, carpet planning, bathroom scope, and the proposal handoff.
Illustrated workflow · Fictional examples · Actual app appearance may differ.
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Arrive ready to work.
Open your assigned visits and prepared projects, with local saving for work away from a connection.
Draw it wall by wall.
Capture the space with live dimensions while dragging, then enter exact measurements when needed.
Make each room specific.
Record existing conditions and assign the right flooring and trim to each part of the job.
Make the cuts work harder.
Review carpet piece placement and material use before settling on the quantity for the offer.
Build the bathroom scope.
Work through bathroom and shower measurements, product systems and the selected work.
Keep control of the estimate.
Compare options and refine quantities while retaining edited line items and pricing decisions.
Present it. Save it. Sync it.
Turn the selected scope into a customer proposal, then return the saved work to the office.