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“A storm day is forty doors for four conversations. The other thirty-six were never going to say yes, and nobody can tell that from the porch. My best closer spent the whole afternoon finding that out on foot.”
The map already knows which ten. Every home in your territory is ranked by how likely it is to need the work, so the morning starts at the right doors. The card tells the rep what to say when the door opens, the homeowner's number is a tap away on the intelligence plans, and the knock is logged where they stand. Same reps, same tank of gas, more conversations.
For a roofing shop: the homes most likely to need a roof after the last storm, ranked before the truck leaves the yard.
“I drove out, climbed it, taped it, drove back, wrote it up. And they went with the other guy. Or I paid for a report to learn the same thing.”
Trace it on satellite or on your own photo and the numbers come with it: area, lengths, and the pitch when it's a roof. The measurement lives on the job and feeds the estimate, so the quote is half written before the first visit. Drive when the deal is worth the drive.
The roof, from satellite or your own photo: squares, ridge and eave runs, pitch per face.
“I told them I'd email it tonight. Tonight turned into Thursday. Thursday they'd signed with somebody else.”
Build the proposal on the job: your sections, your words, your brand. Put two or three options in front of the homeowner and send one link. They pick, the total updates as they choose, and they sign on their phone. You leave with a signature, not a promise to email.
Class 3 or Class 4, as two options on one page.
“I'm on hold with the branch reading a list off a napkin, and somebody re-typed the estimate into the portal wrong by one bundle.”
The order builds itself from the estimate's own lines. With ABC Supply connected you search the live catalog, see your branch's pricing, and the order leaves the app for the branch. With any other supplier the same order sheet prints clean. The office sees draft, ordered and delivered on the job, and nothing gets re-typed.
Shingles, underlayment and drip edge, from the squares you traced, priced at your ABC branch.
“Job's been done two weeks. The office is still typing the invoice from the estimate, and QuickBooks says a different number than the truck does.”
One tap on the finished job opens the invoice with the homeowner already on it. Type the lines, mark it sent, and the pay link is attached. It lands in QuickBooks without anyone retyping it. Deposit now and balance on completion are two invoices on one job, not two spreadsheets.
The deductible and the balance, on two invoices from one job.
“'I'll mail a check.' Then it's thirty days of calling about the check, and a drive over to pick it up.”
The homeowner opens the invoice link on their phone and pays by card, right there. The money settles to your own account, not ours. The invoice marks itself paid and the books follow. No reader in the glove box, no check in the mail, no follow-up calls.
Card on the porch, the day the job closes, in any trade.
“The crew lead got the address in a group text, the homeowner got a different day from the rep, and the office found out from the homeowner.”
Jobs land on one calendar with their crew, so there's one answer to "when." The crew gets a link to their day: the address, the schedule, the photos, a place to talk. Your Google calendar stays in step. Recurring trades run their routes from the same place, every stop, every week, in the order that saves the gas.
Tear-off Tuesday, dry-in Wednesday, one crew link each.
“I heard about the hail on Facebook. So did every other crew in the state. By the time I got there, the out-of-town trucks were already on the street.”
Hail is on your map the day it lands, live radar sits over your territory, and every home carries its own storm history on the card when you knock it. An alert reaches you when a storm logs in your zips, free, even if you never sign up. The morning after starts with a list, not a guess.
The swath on the map, the homes under it ranked, before the storm chasers arrive.
“I don't have an office manager. I am the office manager, at ten at night, on the couch.”
Say it in plain words: a proposal for this job, a follow-up for the quotes that went quiet, a layout for your office. Orion puts the draft in front of you. Nothing goes out until you say so. You get your ten o'clock back.
'Build a proposal for the Cimarron Trail roof' comes back as a draft with two options.
The knock becomes the job. The job becomes the deposit. And everything your crew learns on the way feeds the map — so door two hundred is easier than door one.
The knock, the inspection, the report, the contract, the build. Same job, same record, start to paid — nothing re-typed into a second system on the way through.
Every home scored on the signals that matter most to your industry — the right fit, the right moment, the right person to reach.
Stop knocking doors that were handled two years ago. Curbsight reads each property's condition and history against your trade — so every door your reps hit is one worth the walk, and the score only gets sharper the longer you run your territory.
Storms, roof age, permits, ownership changes — whatever creates demand in your industry, scored per home. Your reps arrive while the window is open, not weeks after a competitor's radius map got there first.
The right person, by name, at the number that actually picks up. Every candidate ranked by how likely it is to connect — so your rep's first call lands the owner, not a disconnected landline or an ex-tenant.
Field is self-serve with a 7-day free trial — card up front, cancel anytime — and runs month-to-month forever, like Curbsight OS. Scored territory is an add-on: book a demo and we build your market. No setup fees at any tier.
One rep's day, start to finish
Everything. One product, priced by your team.
Most shops have never added these up in one place. Published vendor pricing, verified 2026-08-06.
One bill instead of 4, at $150 a seat — and crew seats never count, so the number above is your office, not your whole roster. Bring the exact bill you just added up to the call.
Book a 30-min demoSome vendors you picked don't publish pricing — those figures are what buyers report paying, not quoted rates, and are shown as ranges. Your actual bill is the one that counts — bring it to the demo.
Built for scale: multi-location shops and portfolios, every branch on one map. Priced by demo and contract.
An add-on at any tier, commercial or not: the integration or workflow your shop actually runs on. From a $5,000 integration fee, then by demo and contract.
7 days free, every feature — 14 with a card. Find out how good your territory really is.
