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The pipeline that does its own math.

Track the work you're chasing the way you track the work you have. Every opportunity carries its own economics — weekly revenue, total value, the margin at the rates you'd bid, the weighted value at the stage it's in — worked out on the record, not in a founder's private spreadsheet. When you win one, it becomes a job with the numbers already in it.

This is the front of the business: the accounts you're courting, the opportunities in the pipeline with their own economics, the proposals, and the client portals you must stay registered in.

What it replaces

The pipeline was a spreadsheet the owner kept and nobody else quite trusted — a stage column, a guessed value, a next step that went stale. Proposals lived in a folder of near-duplicate documents, and which client portals the firm was still registered in was a thing somebody hoped was current.

What the record shows afterward

Open the pipeline and every opportunity states what it is worth this week, in total, at what margin, and weighted for the stage it's in — the same figures for everyone, not the owner's private math. A won opportunity is already a job; a lapsing client registration shows itself before it costs you a bid.

What it does

What changes on the job.

Every opportunity carries its economics

Weekly revenue, total estimated value, the gross margin at your rates, and the weighted value for its stage — worked out on the record as you enter the terms.

A pipeline the whole firm reads the same

Stages, weighted value and total estimated value roll up in one place, so the number the owner sees is the number the team sees.

Win it into a job in one step

When an opportunity closes, it becomes a project with its value, margin and scope carried straight across — no re-keying into a new system.

Proposals and their pricing together

Draft the proposal and the pricing scenario behind it in one place, so what you send and what you would make on it never drift apart.

Registrations that warn before they lapse

Every client procurement portal you must stay qualified in, with what the packet needs and what is renewing soon — so a lapsed registration never quietly costs you a bid.

Accounts you're courting, tracked like the rest

The targets, the markets and the service lines you are pursuing sit on the record, not in a head.

The proof it asks for

The number is the same for the owner and the team.

A pipeline is only useful if everyone trusts it. Here the weighted value and the margin are worked from the terms on each opportunity, not typed into a cell someone can nudge.

Per-opportunity economics — weekly, total, margin, weighted — read off the terms
One win converts to a job with its value and margin intact
Vendor registrations with a renewal clock, so qualification never lapses unnoticed
See it on a real project

Seven screens, live from a real job. No account.

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Put one of your jobs in it.

Thirty days, no card, your whole crew, every feature. A workspace with a job already in it. Exports and downloads switch on when you upgrade.