Capture the job
Keep the customer, project, notes, and files tied together from the start.
For Contractors
PropoKit helps you keep the customer, project, files, scope, pricing, proposal delivery, follow-up, and accepted-work prep together from the first call to the final yes.
QuickBooks starts after acceptance. Drafts and job details stay organized in PropoKit first.
A contractor proposal usually starts with a call, a site visit, a few photos, customer notes, rough scope, product choices, pricing decisions, and follow-up. If those pieces are scattered, the proposal gets slower and easier to lose.
Keep the customer, project, notes, and files tied together from the start.
Use saved products, services, scope notes, pricing, and proposal sections.
Send, track, follow up, and move accepted work toward QuickBooks when connected.
Keep names, contact info, and project relationship connected to the job.
Store site photos, documents, notes, and files where the proposal work happens.
Turn job details into clear proposal sections instead of rewriting from scratch.
Reuse saved items, pricing, descriptions, and service details.
Export a PDF, create a signing link, use email drafts, and track versions.
Know what is Draft, Sent, Accepted, Declined, or Archived.
Start with the job, not a blank document. Add the customer, project name, files, and early details.
Use proposal sections, saved items, Scope of Work, Objectives, Pricing Summary, Terms, and AI-assisted drafting where it helps.
Export the proposal, share the signing link, create an email draft, and keep the next step visible.
When the customer accepts, PropoKit keeps the accepted proposal organized and ready for QuickBooks preparation when connected.
PropoKit is built for contractors who need a cleaner way to handle quoting without turning every job into a custom admin project.
Reuse the scope, terms, products, services, and pricing details you already trust.
Keep customer details, files, notes, and proposal versions with the project.
Track what was sent, what changed, and what needs follow-up.
Accepted work can move toward QuickBooks preparation without dumping drafts into accounting.
PropoKit is flexible enough for different contractor and service-business quoting workflows, especially when jobs involve details, files, pricing, follow-up, and customer approval.
Use files, scope, pricing, and proposal versions to keep job details clear.
Keep products, services, equipment details, files, and project notes together.
Build cleaner proposals and follow up without losing track of the job.
Reuse scope language, services, pricing, terms, and job-specific proposal sections.
Keep deliverables, pricing, files, and acceptance steps connected.
Before accounting
QuickBooks is where accounting happens. PropoKit is where the proposal workflow happens before accounting begins. Drafts, files, scope changes, proposal versions, follow-up, and accepted-work prep should stay organized before anything becomes an invoice.
Core gives one business owner the complete workflow. Pro gives teams the same workflow with teammate access, shared files, shared proposal library, imports, bulk updates, role controls, and more storage.
No. Core is built for one owner. Pro is built for teams that need shared access, role controls, and more storage.
Yes, if your work involves customers, project details, files, scope, pricing, proposals, follow-up, and accepted-work handoff.
No. QuickBooks remains the accounting system of record. PropoKit manages the proposal workflow before accounting begins.
Yes. PropoKit helps you reuse saved proposal content, products, services, pricing details, and scope language so you do not start from scratch every time.
Yes. PropoKit supports PDF export, signing links, email drafts, proposal versions, and proposal status tracking according to your plan and access state.
Yes. You can track proposal status and keep the next step visible so sent proposals do not disappear into email threads.
Keep the project, files, proposal, follow-up, and accepted-work prep together before QuickBooks starts.