

UpVal holds the NSW Builders Register mapped against every LGA in Greater Sydney, so a homeowner looking for someone who works in their area finds people who actually do.
Builder VerificationA scope arrives with every line measured off the drawings: quantity, unit, and what it was derived from. You are not reading a set at 9pm working out how many square metres of tiling there are. You are checking someone else's measure and applying your prices.
Set your labour rate and material markup per trade, once. Every quote after that uses your numbers, not ours. You can override any line.
Every line shows the sourced benchmark for that trade, in that council, this month. Not to hold you to it. So you can see instantly where you sit, and so the homeowner can see that a higher line has a reason rather than assuming it does not.
Your figure. Our benchmark. Both visible to both of you.
Everything the homeowner needs to compare it, held on the line it belongs to.
Invite a homeowner into the project and they get the scope, the costs and the quote in one place, with the ability to comment on any line. You stop being the channel for every question.
Invite by email, with or without edit rights. They claim it in a browser. No account for them to create before they can see anything, and you can see when they have opened it.
A client question sits against the line it is about. You reply on the line. The next person to open the project sees the question, the answer and what changed, which means you are not re-explaining the same variation to three people.
Jess · clientCould the pantry doors be laminate instead of 2-pac? Something like this.
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Northside Joinery and BuildYes. That takes about $3.1k off this line. Updated below.
Draft, sent, revised, accepted, declined, withdrawn. With the reason attached when it is declined, which over time is the most useful thing you own.
The board above, counted as it runs. Yours fills with your own quotes.
Revise a quote and the previous version is kept as a snapshot. Both sides can see what changed between them.
A declined quote carries why. After twenty of them you can see whether you are losing on price, on timing or on scope.
Set it per quote, choose whether it applies to provisional items, and choose whether the client sees it.
A quote carries a valid-until date, so a price from four months ago is not still being waved at you.
A homeowner shares a scope, you open it in a browser with no account, price against the lines, revise what you disagree with and reply. No charge, no membership, no pay-per-lead. If you want your own projects, your rate card across jobs and quote management, that is the Business plan.
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