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Estimates

Estimate software for service jobs and contractors

An estimate should explain the work, not just the total. Put the scope, quantities and prices in a document that can stay with the job as it moves into the schedule.

Amount dueCA$7,500.00
Open invoices1
InvoiceClientStatusTotalUnpaidOpen
ProgressMay 18Example HomeownerSample Deck RenovationOverdueDue Jun 1 · 164 days lateCA$7,500.00CA$7,500.00
ProgressMay 10Example HomeownerSample Deck RenovationPaidPaid in fullCA$4,250.00—
ProgressMay 2Example HomeownerSample Deck RenovationPaidPaid in fullCA$4,000.00—

Interactive project workspace · sample data

The problem

Where the work slips.

Small gaps between the estimate and the work add up.

  • Business details are retyped for every quote.
  • A single amount leaves the scope unclear.
  • The field team needs context from the agreed work.

In Ordvero

How the work moves.

From the agreed scope to the final invoice, on one project.

  1. Step 1

    Set business document defaults

    Save the business identity, branding and document settings you use repeatedly. Review tax and payment wording for your own business before using the defaults.

  2. Step 2

    Describe the proposed work

    Choose the client and project where applicable. Enter line descriptions, quantities and prices that explain the scope and exclusions rather than relying on a total alone.

  3. Step 3

    Preview and share the estimate

    Review the document before sending or exporting it. Send a secure estimate link so the client can review and respond; keep that response with the estimate.

  4. Step 4

    Carry context into delivery

    Keep the estimate associated with the project. Review changes to the agreed work before using the billing workflow to prepare the next document.

Is it a fit?

Common questions

For quoted service work across trades and property services. Pricing and quantities come from your business; no automatic takeoff or trade-specific price calculation is promised.

Can I reuse my logo and business information?

Yes. Business and document settings provide saved defaults for new documents.

Does Ordvero decide what I should charge?

No. You enter and review prices and scope. Recorded job costs can inform your decisions but are not an automatic quote guarantee.

Start with your next job.

See how the project record fits your business, then choose a plan.