— Quoting
Quotes, started on the call.
The quoting engine talks the caller through the job, captures the scope, and turns it into a structured quote request in the office's hands within minutes — not weeks. The fastest, clearest response usually wins the work.
— The problem
Quoting is where most jobs are quietly lost.
Slow to respond
Quotes routinely take weeks to go out, by which point the customer has already booked whoever answered first.
Enquiries that die
More than half of enquiries never get a callback at all — not because the work isn't wanted, but because there's no time to chase.
Every quote is an evening
Scoping, pricing and writing a quote eats 30–60 minutes each — after a full day on site.
Detail lost in translation
Job details taken hastily between calls come back incomplete, so the quote needs redoing or a second visit.
— How it works
From enquiry to quote request in minutes.
Caller talks through the job
The engine asks the right questions to scope the work — what, where, how big, how urgent — and confirms the detail back.
Structured, not scribbled
It turns the conversation into a clean, complete quote request with everything the estimator needs to price it accurately.
In the office within minutes
The request lands with whoever quotes, while the enquiry is still hot — and the caller gets a text confirming it's in hand.
— Outcome
Speed wins the work.
— In depth
Why fast quoting wins in the trades
Across the trades, quoting is consistently the most consequential — and most broken — part of the job. Industry analysis of the sector reports that around 57% of customer enquiries never receive a callback, that 35–50% of jobs go to the first tradesperson who responds, and that most customers expect a response within about ten minutes of making an enquiry. Yet the average quote takes three or more weeks to arrive. The business that responds fastest and clearest usually wins, regardless of price.
The reason isn't a lack of care — it's a lack of time. Each complex quote takes 30 to 60 minutes to scope, price and write, and it competes with a full day on the tools. So enquiries pile up, callbacks slip, and warm leads go cold. Superlyne's quoting engine removes the bottleneck at the point it starts: the first phone call. The caller talks through the job, the engine scopes it with the right structured questions, and a complete quote request reaches whoever prices it within minutes — while the enquiry is still live.