Qualify the job earlier.
BRR compares the proposed work with the client’s budget where scope and cost evidence support it. Discuss the missing information, a smaller brief or a phased approach before detailed quoting.
Explore the budget check ↗
Built around the work of construction
Construction
pricing, quotes
& invoices.
Check the budget. Explain the price. Carry the agreed work into a quotation and invoice, with the details already in place.
- Budget & project evaluation
- Quotations
- Invoice editor
ISH / INVOICE WORKSPACEPRODUCT PREVIEW
FROM ACCEPTED QUOTE TO INVOICEYour whole document.
Your next decision.
Your next decision.
Actual interface · Demonstration data
FROM THE FIRST LINE TO THE FINAL ACCOUNT
Built for the detail.
Made for the work.
Every project begins with an idea. Bring scope, price and the next commercial decision into one clear workspace.
Install your workspace ↗The work before the work
Less repeated work.
Better conversations.
Keep the reason with the price.
Inspect the saved price source. Record an agreed change. Choose whether it belongs to this invoice, this project or future work.
See the price controls ↗Carry the agreed job forward.
Create an invoice from an accepted quotation. Review the customer, project, items and total on the page instead of rebuilding the document from scratch.
Watch the actual workflow ↗BEFORE THE QUOTATION / BUILD READINESS REVIEW
Does the budget
fit the project?
A client brings a project and a budget. Review what the work includes, what the estimate is based on and what still needs checking. Then discuss the scope, funding and a practical route forward.
Understand what it needs.
Review the proposed building, size, finish level and location against the assessment’s cost basis.
Explore a smaller scope.
Discuss changes to size or specification, with the compromises visible to the client.
Plan a practical first stage.
Separate what can be considered now from later work that still needs funding and review.
A SERVICE YOUR TEAM CAN SELL
Turn project evaluation
into a paid service.
Offer a standalone budget-review service to clients planning a building project. Agree the scope and fee, prepare an explained estimate with options and next steps, then invoice for the assessment. Your team can charge for that work even when the construction contract has not been awarded.
- 01Agree the review and fee
- 02Assess scope and cost evidence
- 03Explain options and next steps
- 04Quote the agreed construction work
Keep source information, assumptions, exclusions and the next decision together.
Discuss the BRR workflow ↗BRR provides a preliminary budget assessment for review, rather than a final tender or a structural-engineering sign-off. Cost calibration and the client-report release checks are being completed for this preview. Assessment fees are agreed separately.
Seven-page demonstration with synthetic figures. Shows the report format, not a local market estimate.
01 / THE COMMERCIAL WORKSPACE
From accepted quote
to a checked invoice.
Start with the work the client agreed to. Check and edit the whole invoice, with quantities, prices and totals connected. Less copying. A clearer review before issue.
One document. One place to make it right.See the guided demonstration ↗
02 / EVERY NUMBER HAS A STORY
Know which price
you are changing.
Adjust the selling price for this invoice. Keep future cost updates deliberate, with a clear scope and a reason.
Learn the pricing workflow ↗Where should this change apply?
Current invoice
An agreed selling price.
Change the selling rate on the document you are reviewing. The project and company cost books stay as they were.
Check the line item, VAT and total before issue.
Interactive explanation. No prices or records are changed here.
Read the work item.
Quantity, unit and description stay visible. A square metre and a rate per item are different decisions.
Choose what changes.
An agreed selling price belongs on the invoice. A new supplier cost belongs in the appropriate project or company controls.
Check the result.
Add the reason. Review subtotal, VAT and total. Confirm the saved document before the final preview.
03 / GROUNDED IN THE PLACE YOU BUILD
Local context.
Visible assumptions.
Northern Cape construction has its own distances, suppliers and delivery realities. A useful price needs more than a number.
Where it comes from.
Supplier, product specification and publication date give a price its context.
What it takes to get there.
Delivery, handling and the selected store can materially change a material cost.
What the rate includes.
Material prices, wage floors and installed work rates answer different questions.
The current release is being benchmarked against published regional material prices and industry references. Project-specific prices still need checking; this preview does not promise a verified rate for every construction item.
04 / FROM DESK TO SITE
Smaller screen.
Same attention
to detail.
Check a document from site without hunting through a desktop layout. Page, Edit and Layout keep the next action clear, with help available from the invoice.
Get comfortable with the workspace ↗Actual mobile interface shown with demonstration data.
DESIGNED TO BE UNDERSTOOD
See how it
fits together.
Explore the relationship between the workspace, AI assistance, commercial records and document output.
Explore the architecture ↗THE NEXT CHAPTER
Let’s build your
commercial confidence.
Bring a typical enquiry, a difficult pricing decision or an invoice workflow. We’ll show where ISH can reduce the repeated work and what your team would need to get started.
See ISH for your business ↗Opens your email app. Retail packages and launch availability are being finalised.