Turn the laptop around and walk through it. Six slides, one unit or two side by side, and a price that already has the hub, the transfer switch, the labour and the permit in it — so there is no second conversation about extras.
Fullscreen, dark, dot navigation and arrow keys. It is a presentation, not a form with a print button — designed for the moment you turn the screen around.
The two configurations sit next to each other with their own prices, so the upgrade conversation happens on one screen instead of as a follow-up email.
Smart hub, whole-home transfer switch, labour and permit are already in the number. Nothing is added later, which is the part homeowners have learned to brace for.
A drawn signature and a printed name, stamped with the date, right at the end of the deck.
The signed proposal becomes a real quote in the CRM as a single all-in line, so the job carries on through the same pipeline as everything else.
It launches from the homeowner's record or from a quote — it is not a separate place you have to go and remember to come back from.
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