Built for field-service operations

TradeFlow turns rough job information into stored, verified, usable work.

This demo shows the actual product behavior that matters: job intake, AI-assisted parsing with guardrails, generated materials, verification, pricing logic, saved records, and retrieval later from the dashboard.

  • Creates structured jobs from messy notes
  • Stores records for later review and reuse
  • Verifies output before it is trusted
  • Supports service, rough-in, and quoting flows
TradeFlow application interface preview

Live system snapshot

What TradeFlow does after the user starts entering work

The point is not just getting a file out. The point is structuring work, carrying logic automatically, pricing consistently, saving the result, and keeping the whole record retrievable after the first pass.

Saved jobs 0

Active records currently stored in the demo dashboard.

Verification status Pending

Post-generation review result for the current output.

Expected time saved 0 min

Estimated reduction vs manually sorting, pricing, and reviewing.

Pricing mode Rule-based

Uses explicit pricing logic instead of hidden spreadsheet math.

Interactive demo

Simulate the system behavior

Current job record

What the system remembers


          

Business value

Why it matters to a real trade business

Less re-entry

One job record carries the address, builder, estimator, selected materials, and output history instead of forcing the office to rebuild the same context repeatedly.

Fewer missed items

Rule-based carryover, AI-assisted parsing, and explicit verification reduce the chance that important line items vanish between notes and ordering.

Faster handoff

Structured material outputs and supplier-facing summaries can be reviewed and sent much faster than manually cleaning up field shorthand.

Explainable pricing

Pricing behavior can be shown and defended because the engine uses visible rules, category handling, and consistent breakdowns.

Next step

Open the walkthrough to see the workflow step by step.

This is where the demo moves from high-level value into actual product behavior.