READY FOR REVIEW
Ready quote
All required details are present. A draft is prepared for review and nothing is sent.
See how a messy enquirybecomes a draft ready to check.
Southern Fenceworks — fictional service business. A small fencing business receives a messy side-of-house enquiry. QuoteForge organises the known details, flags missing answers, calculates from the business pricebook, and leaves excluded work for separate review.
What this walkthrough proves
Five simple ideas, one fictional job.
The same Southern Fenceworks example appears on the homepage and QuoteForge page.
- Known and missing details stay separate
The original enquiry stays visible. Confirmed details are organised, while missing answers are clearly marked.
- Approved rules set the price
Software calculates the ready total of NZD 4,347.00 from the fictional business pricebook. This is not public LYC pricing.
- Extra work is flagged
Retaining-wall work needs separate review, so QuoteForge does not include it in the price.
- The owner reviews the result
Nothing is sent, booked or charged. The result is a draft prepared for a person to check.
- Corrections leave a clear history
The owner changes NZD 4,347.00 to NZD 4,772.50. The original result remains available and the revised calculation can be checked again.
Three equally true results
A draft can be ready, incomplete, or need separate review.
Switch between three versions of the same enquiry to see how QuoteForge handles each one.
NEEDS INFORMATION
Missing information
Boundary confirmed remains unknown. No price is spoken.
SAFE STOP
Safety stop
retaining wall needs separate review and is not priced.
The complete path
One fictional job from enquiry to correction.
Follow the job as details are organised, rules are checked, a draft is calculated, and the owner reviews any changes.
- Messy enquiry arrives
The original fictional request stays visible while QuoteForge begins organising it.
- Known and missing details
Confirmed details are organised and missing answers are clearly marked.
- Business rules are checked
The pricebook, exclusions and required details decide whether the draft can continue.
- Pricebook total is calculated
Software calculates the total from the fictional business pricebook.
- Review, ask, or stop
QuoteForge prepares a draft, asks for missing details, or flags work for separate review.
- The owner decides
The owner can edit, approve, reject or hold the draft.
- A correction creates a new version
The owner changes the quantity while the original result remains available.
- The revised calculation matches
Running the corrected job again produces the same total and a matching technical record.
Interactive fictional walkthrough
Follow an enquiry from messy text to owner review.
Walk through the same Southern Fenceworksexample as the homepage: a ready calculation, missing information, retaining-wall review, owner decision and correction. Always fictional. Review-ready means prepared for a person — not sent, approved, or production-ready.
DemoFictional product demo
01 / Enquiry · Ready quote
Messy enquiry arrives
The original fictional request stays visible while QuoteForge begins organising it.
BusinessSouthern Fenceworks
External AI calls0
Sent externallyNo
Demo status
Generated from a fictional local product run. No live business system is connected. Not a customer result and not production-ready. External effects DISABLED.What a pilot would measure
Measure whether it helps in real work.
During a 30-day pilot, the business and LYC compare the current process with QuoteForge. These are measures for discussion, not savings promised in advance.
✓Time from enquiry to staff-ready draft
✓Missing details caught before follow-up
✓Owner corrections per enquiry
✓Jobs that need separate review
✓Missing or unsupported prices caught
This is a generated copy of a fictional LYC product example. It is not an active customer workflow or a promise of savings. Nothing was sent. Displayed NZD totals are pinned fictional pricebook results, not public LYC pricing.
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