BuilderCPQ™, PermitTrack™, and DrawTrack™ solve the three biggest operational cash leaks in residential construction — quoting, permits, and draws. Available standalone or included in Plans 5, 6, and 7.
Your estimator spends 3 days on a quote your competitor sends in 2 hours. BuilderCPQ™ closes that gap — permanently. Configurable for your project types, your supplier catalog, your margin rules.
Scope changes happen on-site every day. Documentation, pricing, and client approval loops take 3–5 days manually — and get skipped entirely when the crew is busy. Every skipped change order is money that never gets invoiced.
At the same time, your estimator is spending 3 full days on a quote your competitor sends in 2 hours. 60–70% of proposals receive zero follow-up. BuilderCPQ™ solves all of it in one system.
Every week you're not using BuilderCPQ™, you're losing quotes to faster competitors and leaving change order money on the table.
BuilderCPQ™ is not a generic quoting tool you configure yourself. We train it on your project types, supplier catalog, margin rules, and branding before a single quote goes out. Your estimator approves everything before it's ever sent to a client.
A missed inspection on a $900K project delays the build 2 weeks — $10,000+ in carrying cost and subcontractor rescheduling. PermitTrack™ monitors every permit across every active project, 24/7.
Permits are the most financially dangerous administrative task in construction — yet most builders manage them the same way they did in 1995. A whiteboard. A spreadsheet. A superintendent's memory.
A permit goes overdue → the build stalls → the framing crew reschedules → the drywall crew moves to another job → you're now 3 weeks behind. The cost is never just the permit fee. It's the cascade.
At $997/mo, PermitTrack™ costs $11,964/year. One avoided 2-week permit delay is worth $10,000–$30,000. The math is not complicated.
Construction financing runs on draw requests. A missed deadline delays cash flow 30–60 days. A builder with 8 active projects spends 20+ hours a month assembling packages manually. DrawTrack™ automates the entire cycle.
Construction financing works on draw requests. When you hit a milestone, you submit a draw package to your lender — inspection reports, lien waivers, completion photos, budget variance explanations — and wait. If the package is late, incomplete, or formatted wrong, the draw gets delayed 30–60 days.
On 8 active projects, that's 20+ hours per month assembling packages manually. One missed deadline means your construction loan clock keeps running while you wait for cash you've already earned.
DrawTrack™ returns value in three ways simultaneously: time saved, cash flow improved, and end-of-project disputes prevented.
Each Power Product targets a different, specific, quantified cash leak in construction. You can run one, two, or all three.
Blueprint™ analyzes your project P&Ls, change order log, permit history, and draw cycle — and tells you exactly which Power Product recovers the most money fastest, with real numbers from your actual projects.