See the impact first.
Compare estimated costs and margin before applying a supplier or vendor update.
Trades & contractors
Know what changed.
See what it costs.
Connect supplier price sheets, customer requests, and job estimates. See the effect on forecast margin before applying a change to the sample job.
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Interactive concept · Ridgeline Roofing
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Try this: Apply a supplier price update, then draft the customer’s change order. Compare the original job value with the proposed total.
Ridgeline RoofingJob cost desk · target margin 30%
Morning, Mike
Open jobs
Supplier prices + customer requests→Cost impact + draft change orders
Keep approval meaningful.
Proposed work appears in the forecast while the original job value remains unchanged.
Carry the explanation forward.
A draft change order shows what was added, what it costs, and what still needs customer approval.
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