Electrical quoting software that knows when not to quote.
Some electrical requests are a price. Some are an emergency wearing the words of a price. A quoting tool that cannot tell them apart will happily send a customer a figure for a sparking outlet, and that is the one outcome worth designing against.
Quoting software for electrical contractors: outlet and switch work, lighting installation and panel upgrades, priced from your own rates.
The electrical jobs Tono prices
The questions it asks before it prices
This is where the refusals live
Of the 9 hazard categories Tono refuses to price, 4 are electrical: arcing or burning, a hot outlet or breaker, water near live equipment, and anyone reporting a shock. When a request matches one, no price is generated at all. It is handed to you, and the customer is told a person is looking at it rather than being left waiting on a quote that is never coming.
Where the number comes from
Your rates, not an average
Tono prices from the rate sheet you set up once. It is not looking up a national average and it is not guessing from what similar companies charge. If your number is not in there, it does not make one up.
You approve every price
The quote comes to you first, with the price it wants to send. Approve it, change the number, or decline. Nothing reaches the customer without that step.
It answers while they are still deciding
Most electrical contractors answer a request when the day ends. The customer has usually asked three companies, and the first clear answer carries real weight.
Nothing for the customer to install
They get a clear, itemised quote. No app, no login, no portal. They asked a question and they got an answer from your business.
What it refuses to price
Tono carries 9 categories of hazard and 46 of the ways real customers word them, because people do not report an emergency in the words a form expects. When a request matches one, the quote is stopped before it exists and the job goes straight to you. A tool that will quote anything is not being helpful, it is handing you the liability.