QuoteReady
A revenue website and governed front office for service companies: a customer request becomes a structured job, AI prepares the packet — and no more — the owner prices it, and the same job moves from inbound request to booked appointment.
The problem it addresses
Small service companies lose jobs between "a customer asked" and "the work is on the calendar." The request arrives by phone, text, or a contact form; the details live in someone's head; the quote goes out late or not at all; the customer accepts and then nobody pins down a time. The website describes the business instead of operating it, and the owner is the only workflow engine the company has.
What it does
QuoteReady gives the business a generated, published website whose request form creates real operational state: a Job with sixteen canonical states and one transition writer. AI reads the request and prepares a job packet — items, gaps, risk flags — inside a schema that structurally cannot contain a price. The owner decides the price and sends the quote on a one-time link; the customer accepts on that link; the owner offers one appointment window at a time; the customer confirms or asks for another. Messaging runs through a deterministic policy gate, every action lands in an append-only audit trail, and a background worker sweeps stale offers without ever touching a confirmed booking.
QuoteReady is an independent Robinett Industries product, developed and maintained in its own repository. This site does not contain, reimplement, or simulate it — this page is the product's record here, nothing more.