Quote the takeoff. Keep the margin. Prove the delivery.
For turnkey site supply houses: waterworks, storm, erosion control and everything else a site buys. One live record from the contractor's takeoff to the signed delivery: quotes that know today's cost, stock as it moves across branches, and an invoice that matches what the site kept.
Everything a site buys, on one quote.
Sell it from the shelf, transfer it from another branch, or buy it for the job. Precast structures go out to the plant and ship straight to the site.
- Water and sewer pipe
- Storm pipe and culverts
- Fittings and couplings
- Valves and hydrants
- Meters and service parts
- Precast structures
- Castings, frames and grates
- Erosion control
- Geotextiles and fabrics
- Drainage and detention
- Fire line and backflow
- Tools and jobsite supplies
What it fixes.
The takeoff is typed twice
The contractor already counted every fitting. Inside sales types it again from a PDF.
Costs move after the quote
A mill increase lands before the order, and nobody knows which jobs it ate into.
Freight sits outside the price
A line that looks good on the quote isn't once the truck runs.
Rebates are found at year end
The credit a sale earned is worked out months later, if at all.
Buying runs on email
Promised dates and price changes arrive as PDFs and phone calls.
Deliveries end in arguments
Shorts are reported days later, and the invoice doesn't match what the site kept.
Buy the one you need. Add the rest later.
Inside sales, counter, purchasing, dispatch and branch managers each work in the module that fits their day.
Supply Bid
Quotes built from the contractor's takeoff, priced from your matrix, with freight and rebates counted in each line's margin.
See Supply Bid →Supply Manage
Stock across branches, the counter, purchasing, money in and out, rebates, and QuickBooks Online.
See Supply Manage →
Supply Deliver
Legal loads built from what the job still needs, the day told to the contractor, and proof of delivery with photos and a signature.
See Supply Deliver →Entered once, carried the rest of the way.
The takeoff arrives as data
A contractor running Aggrado Site sends quantities, sizes and depths straight into a request, with no prices attached and nothing to type again.
The plant's price relays through you
Structures go out to the precaster and come back priced. Only your number goes on to the contractor: no price crosses more than one link.
A won quote commits stock
The order holds what its branch has, and the rest is drafted as a transfer from another branch or a purchase order to the vendor.
Freight and rebates land on the line
The load's freight and the manufacturer's credit post against the lines they belong to, so margin is read after both.
What was delivered is what is invoiced
The invoice bills what the loads delivered and the site signed for, so a short load is billed short.
The books follow
Invoices, payments received, approved vendor bills and the check run go to QuickBooks Online, each once.
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