Scopes priced consistently
Millwork, trim, built-ins, and framing each carry labor hours and material rules pulled from completed jobs.
Carpentry software for custom scopes and shop time
Custom carpentry gets priced on judgment and lost on scope creep. AA19 turns the scope into a documented estimate, tracks shop hours against it, and keeps change orders signed before the saw runs.
01Outcomes
What changes in the business.
Shop and field time balanced
Fabrication hours and install days schedule together, so the crew is never waiting on the shop.
Change orders signed, not assumed
Scope additions get priced, sent, and approved in the field before the work continues.
Proposals that win design work
Renderings, prior project photos, and material options ship with every bid.
02Examples We Can Build
Pieces that ship in a build like this.
- 01Scope-based labor hour estimating
- 02Millwork and built-in material lists
- 03Shop capacity and fabrication scheduling
- 04Field install day planning
- 05Change order approval in the field
- 06Job costing against estimated hours
- 07Design proposal generation with project photos
- 08Builder and architect referral nurture
03Related
Systems for this trade
- Custom EstimatorsQuotes out in minutes
- Proposal GenerationProposals out the same day
- Sales PipelineNothing lost in the middle
- Referral GrowthReferrals asked for at the peak moment
- Customer PortalsFewer inbound status calls
- Business Process AutomationLess time in the office
- Reporting & DashboardsOne page instead of five logins
What a build costs
One-time build. $500 to $10k.
Scope drives the number. See the sixteen systems and the industries running them.
[ 04 / The System Underneath ]
A system that learns the operation.
Automation with no memory repeats the same mistake at scale. AA19 preserves the correction, verifies output against the standard, and keeps a record of anything executed without a person. Governance stays with the owner: spend caps, approval thresholds, and escalation rules.
05FAQ
Questions owners ask about this.
Can it estimate custom work?
Labor hour libraries built from completed jobs price built-ins, trim packages, and framing scopes consistently across estimators.
Does it track actual versus estimated hours?
Shop and field time post against the estimate, so margin by job type stays visible.
How are change orders handled?
Field capture, pricing, customer signature, and invoice adjustment run in one flow.
Can it manage builder accounts?
Phased schedules, progress billing, and punch lists run per project with a shared portal.