The photos came in at nine. The measure is booked.

A homeowner's photos get a reply in your name tonight. The quote waits for your yes in the morning.

Your morning, at your Glass Co.

Your colours on your own app. Otto in orange, doing the rounds inside it. Try the yes.

Your Glass Co.

7:05 am Example

Morning. A measure booked overnight, and a quote for your yes.

Done overnight

  • Replied to the Chens' patio door photos with two measure times.
  • Booked the Chens for Thursday at 8:30.

Waiting for your yes

  • The Moreau shower enclosure quote, drafted from yesterday's measure and your price list, with the deposit before the glass is ordered.

    Look first

    Frameless, 10 mm, brushed nickel. Total and deposit on the quote; price held 30 days. Flagged: hardware went up since your last order.

8:30 am

Measured, quoted, waiting.

The measure goes straight into the quote. You check the price and tap yes from the truck.

Thursday

Install day, already confirmed.

The homeowner knows when you're coming, and the invoice goes out when you leave.

One job, start to finish

A cracked patio door, from the photos at night to the invoice. Who does each part, and what it looks like.

Who does what:OttoYouOur team

  1. 9:14 pm, the photos

    Otto
    Your Glass Co.

    Customer: 9:14 pmHi, the glass in our patio door cracked. Photos attached.

    Your Glass Co.: Thanks for the photos. Could you send the address, one photo with a tape across the opening and one of the stamp in the glass corner? And is it an insurance claim?

    A unit you'd ballpark from that: a price range waits for your yes in the morning. If not, Otto offers two times for a measure.

    A homeowner sends photos of a cracked patio door. Otto answers in your name and asks for what you need to price it.

  2. Thursday, 8:30, the measure

    You

    Measure, Thursday 8:30

    • Patio door, one sealed unit
    • The sizes, entered on site
    • Snap the opening and the frame

    Your crew measures up and snaps the opening and the frame. That's the only typing anyone does.

  3. The quote, drafted

    Otto

    Quote draft: patio door

    • Patio door: 35½ × 79¼
    • Sealed unit, Low-E, tempered
    • From your price list and your last glass costs
    • Glass cost changed since your last order

    Otto drafts the quote from your price list and the glass costs you last entered.

  4. Your yes

    You
    Your Glass Co.

    Patio door replacement

    • The total, in your name
    • The deposit you take before ordering custom glass
    • The date the price holds to
    Yes, send it

    You check the price and tap yes. Nothing with a price goes out before that.

  5. Order, install, invoice

    Otto

    After the deposit

    • Supplier order drafted, waiting for your yes
    • The customer hears the lead time: about two weeks
    • Glass in, checked against the order: install times offered
    • Installed: the invoice goes out, deposit already off

    When the deposit's in, Otto drafts the supplier order for your yes, and carries the job through to the invoice.

  6. Behind it, our team

    Our team

    Set up with you

    • Your price list
    • Your quote wording
    • What Otto sends, read by our team

    Our team reads what Otto sends, and answers for it.

Measure, draw, order, receive, install, invoice. One app, and it’s yours.

Every step of a glass job lives in one place you own, and Otto carries the job from each step to the next. Anything with a price, and every order to your supplier, waits for your yes.

Example
  1. 1 Measure

    • Thursday, 8:30
    • Patio door and one bedroom window
    • Photos with the tape across

    Otto books the time

  2. 2 Draw

    • Patio door: 35½ × 79¼
    • Sealed unit, Low-E, tempered

    Otto keeps it with the job

  3. 3 Order

    • Supplier order drafted
    • Sealed units: about two weeks
    • Waiting for your yes

    Otto drafts the order

  4. 4 Receive

    • 2 sealed units in
    • Checked against the order

    Otto offers install times

  5. 5 Install

    • Thursday the 13th, 8:00
    • The crew has the drawing and the photos

    Otto tells the customer

  6. 6 Invoice

    • Sent with the install photos
    • The deposit already taken off

    Otto sends the reminders

When glass is late, the customer hears the new date in your name before they have to ask. When a unit arrives wrong or breaks on install, the remake goes on the same job: reorder for your yes, a new install time, the same invoice. And the warranty date is on the job from the day it's installed.

What’s different here

Alberta’s rules and numbers, each with its source.

Off-the-shelf glass and glazing software, or one system built for you?

Two good routes. Which fits depends on who'll run it, and on what wears you out.

Smart Glazier

Built for glass shops: quotes that carry hardware markups and install fees, 3D renders for showers and railings, and purchase orders to your suppliers.

The better buy if your work is mostly custom flat glass and someone in your office will run it.

Built and run for you

Photos answered with a range or two measure times, the glass-cost flag, the deposit before ordering, the supplier order, remakes on the same job, the warranty date.

For when what wears you out is the evening photos, the follow-ups and the invoices.

Your week, moment by moment

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