For roofing contractors
One job, one record. Photos become findings, findings become a priced proposal, a signed proposal becomes a closeout packet — and it connects to the CRM, the email and the supplier pricing you already run on.
Photos off the roof become findings with the condition, the cause and what it means — in plain words a homeowner follows.
Your packages at your rates, priced off the roof's own measurements. Out for signature without leaving the job.
What was installed, the warranties it carries, and the packet the customer keeps — built from the job, not retyped.
Measurements typed twice. A proposal rebuilt from a report somebody emailed over. A closeout assembled from memory three weeks later. Every handoff is a chance to lose a number or a photo. Entecho keeps one record and carries it the whole way.
Photos go in as they were taken. Findings are drafted from them and marked as drafts until somebody reads and accepts each one.
Squares come off the roof's own measurements and meet your packages and per-square rates. The total is arithmetic, not a guess.
One document out to the customer, back signed, and the job moves along the board on its own.
The packet is built from what the job already knows — the system installed, the warranties it carries, the photos that prove it.
Nobody is replacing their CRM because of a report builder. Leads and appointments arrive from where they already are, documents go out through the mail and signing you already pay for, and supplier pricing comes in as the spreadsheet your rep already sends.
Entecho runs a roofing company's work every day and is built alongside it. New companies come on one at a time, on purpose, so what gets added is what somebody actually needed on a roof that week.
If that sounds like your afternoon, get in touch — there is a conversation before there is an account.