Make the price easy to follow.
Eight doors at $90 each: $720. The customer chooses a $250 ceiling add-on, bringing the accepted total to $970. Unselected trim stays outside the agreement.
PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH · FICTIONAL SAMPLE RECORDS
One job. From quote to invoice.
This example uses ClutchDude’s actual interface with fictional business and customer details. It is a product demonstration, not a customer testimonial.
Give the crew the accepted scope.
The owner reviews the work instructions, hours and exclusions before approving the plan. Customer acceptance alone does not approve a crew budget.
Keep the invoice connected.
The invoice retains the accepted door and ceiling work and the $970 total. Payments need a confirmed receipt or an owner-reviewed record; opening an invoice does not count as payment.
Homeowners use private links. Your team uses its own company account. See the plan or create your account.